this is how we grow potted drips. under a leaky rainbow’s pastel frown we all know love is the sky’s stevedore the off-loader of beauty its binding hands like weatherboard cottages (creased and a little dirty under the fingernails) evolve the soil and syncopate moon beats and the rainbow lets go the spat droplets like juniper berries so our roots may tangle easily as jellyfish tentacles and hold each other endlessly among tourmaline stars but are we guilty of waiting for the heedless stampede of ripped up water and doing nothing?
Written for Miz Quickly Jan 16 prompt “Miscellaneous Sunday”
One verb of motion
Two adverbs
A gemstone
A tree
A type of building
An animal
These fractured images have hurt my head this morning.😂 How did you train the dog to wear those shoes?
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I just told him “These boots are made for walking” and he loves walking. Doesn’t Dauphy wear boots?
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😂 Dauphy, no. Strictly a toes in the mud kinda guy!
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I just told him “These boots are made for walking” and he loves walking. Doesn’t Dauphy wear boots?
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There are so many fabulous lines in this, but heedless stampede of ripped up water just plays with my imagination.
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Thanks Misky! Much appreciated!!!
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Another fantastic ending. I love the stanza ending with ripped up water, and then ending with that final question. Wonderful!
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Thanks Bob. So glad you like it!
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