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classically or chronically I met my husband

painting's boy
almost threw snow;


slate eye
preempted suspension



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  • out of the box ~ intriguing and engaging... x


    • mbm
      January 3
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      Lavender Butterfly I felt moving onto something

      thanks, this proved lingerable for readers of house after stored sharing --

      I appreciate the honorable mention; from this one it makes me want to start my concept metaphor competition but I have to wait for collaborator,
      called Carolyn


  • insideinsanity
    January 1
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    Sounds like a poem about a painting. Did you have another influence?


    • mbm
      January 1
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      insideinsanity thanks for wanting a whole read

      you got it, the particulars being I was captivated by this game artwork until a guy had me turn to talk about why...

      and now same face unlocks an askance kick of energy ~

      thanks for commenting,
      called Carolyn


      • insideinsanity
        January 1
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        Ahh! Well, that certainly sheds some light on the occasion.

        Wonderful job, all in all.

  • this is really beautiful. once thing though..."clasically" should be classically. that's all.


    • mbm
      January 1
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      Amaranthine Lover I updated because of you

      thanks so much for finding the endearing quality, even under editing need!

      how nice, and funny since I was staring at that word in submitting thinking something was amiss... and I kept checking its ending side for some typical typo. but was satisfied though confusedly by what still bothered -- without actual dictionary scope again or a friendly one lol

      I really appreciate your stopping by,
      called Carolyn

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