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I woke, sleep in tatters,
night spoke, wild gale batters.
Daily poem: Florette 4
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I woke, sleep in tatters,
night spoke, wild gale batters.
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I like the verse and it fits so well with photo.💜💜
Thank you, Willow 🙂
A pleasure 💜
🙂
Amazed! Ha Ha! This was well-matched (with the pic)!
Thank you! I like that painting too 🙂
I, in fact, loved it! I saved it. Will paint it someday.😊
Why not? Life goes round in circles 🙂
Yes. True! 😊
It is hard to sleep during storms (unless you’re my husband) 😉 I like the idea though that it is tattered.
I also like this Winslow Homer painting. I remember looking at it recently.
I can’t sleep through gales. High winds are unsettling. Thunder and lightning keep me awake too because the four legs get upset.
I can’t sleep through any of that either.
We are such sensitive souls 🙂
Yes, like the princess and the pea. 😉
Quite 🙂
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Tattered is exactly the word for my sleep lately…perhaps it is the result of the wind…
and yes, wonderful painting. (K)
The wind upsets the nerves. I’m glad you like the painting. It’s bold and dramatic.
Not the usual Homer for sure
No, maybe that’s why I like it…