POEM OUT OF NOWHERE
Thank you. No idea how I wrote it! Just popped in.
"So there is no line 10" is a perfect line 10.
Thank you! No idea how this got into my head.
Thank you very much. It cme out of nowhere!
YES! Oh, yes.
Stunned with appreciation.
Thank you very much!
I love the shuddering of the two sentences. *I* would never be seen with the likes of you.
Thank you!
A warm wonder — as always.
This is amazing!
Just wonderful.💕
44 years. Do we belong together? Your poem resonates….
This made me smile. Especially “ Hot coffee. Blankets. They shiver, too proud to confer” - I’ve had days, writing, lifetimes like this. 😎
Have always loved your wingless creatures.
Thanks, Beth. I do have a few.
Absolutely love this!
I love this!!!!!
Thank you! It was such a surprise!
What is it about the ones that just pop in unannounced. They’re irresistible. Love this Abby ❤️
Thank you! They can't be brushed off, that's all I know. Surprises are irresistible!
"So there is no line ten." appearing on line ten.
Perfect!
Lovely!
“But it finally arrived.”
What if the 'it' is actually “a wingless creature drying in the sun”? Two parts of the same whole, as yet unconnected?
Thank you. No idea how I wrote it! Just popped in.
"So there is no line 10" is a perfect line 10.
Thank you! No idea how this got into my head.
Thank you very much. It cme out of nowhere!
YES! Oh, yes.
Stunned with appreciation.
Thank you very much!
I love the shuddering of the two sentences. *I* would never be seen with the likes of you.
Thank you!
A warm wonder — as always.
This is amazing!
Just wonderful.💕
44 years. Do we belong together? Your poem resonates….
This made me smile. Especially “ Hot coffee. Blankets. They shiver, too proud to confer” - I’ve had days, writing, lifetimes like this. 😎
Have always loved your wingless creatures.
Thanks, Beth. I do have a few.
Absolutely love this!
Thank you!
I love this!!!!!
Thank you! It was such a surprise!
What is it about the ones that just pop in unannounced. They’re irresistible. Love this Abby ❤️
Thank you! They can't be brushed off, that's all I know. Surprises are irresistible!
"So there is no line ten." appearing on line ten.
Perfect!
Lovely!
“But it finally arrived.”
What if the 'it' is actually “a wingless creature drying in the sun”? Two parts of the same whole, as yet unconnected?