Poem out of nowhere

[Abigail Thomas]

Thank you. No idea how I wrote it! Just popped in.

[Starling Roberts]

"So there is no line 10" is a perfect line 10.

[Abigail Thomas]

Thank you! No idea how this got into my head.

[Abigail Thomas]

Thank you very much. It cme out of nowhere!

[Michelle Marie Engelman Berns]

YES! Oh, yes.

Stunned with appreciation.

[Abigail Thomas]

Thank you very much!

[Mary Braun Bates, MD]

I love the shuddering of the two sentences. *I* would never be seen with the likes of you.

[Abigail Thomas]

Thank you!

[Beth Kephart]

Have always loved your wingless creatures.

[Abigail Thomas]

Thanks, Beth. I do have a few.

[Nancy Jainchill]

Absolutely love this!

[Abigail Thomas]

Thank you!

[Judith Hannah Weiss]

I love this!!!!!

[Abigail Thomas]

Thank you! It was such a surprise!

[Kate Mapother]

What is it about the ones that just pop in unannounced. They’re irresistible. Love this Abby ❤️

[Abigail Thomas]

Thank you! They can't be brushed off, that's all I know. Surprises are irresistible!

[Dawn Levitt]

"So there is no line ten." appearing on line ten.

Perfect!

[Daniel]

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?

[j.e. moyer, LPC]

Did you know the Bing Crosby had a hit song called “Out of Nowhere” in 1931?

[j.e. moyer, LPC]

Out of nowhere https://youtu.be/d9HlT1MEDt4?si=2Nc4418k61kHiq9b

[Holly Starley]

Love, love this!

[Deirdre Lewis]

Love this!

[Prajna O'Hara]

A warm wonder — as always.

[Gloria Horton-Young]

This is amazing!