Senseless rumors debunked
Words of wisdom not useless junk
Worthy ideas spill without a flaw
Their existence an exalted scrawl
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This week the event is to Write a story or poem of 5 Lines or Less using the word junk. Please drop by and join the fun at Patricia’s Place
Eugenia
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Categories: Challenges, Poetry
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Thank you!
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My pleasure! ♡
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There is a home in the U.P. that we considered purchasing. It had stairs like this, and I loved them. I plan on doing this type of thing when we move up there. Almost all of the homes there are old, historic ones, with staircases.
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I love old historic homes and I like this idea for staircases, too. Thank you for commenting.
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Me too, Eugenia. I’ve always said that if somebody gave me a new house I’d sell it to buy an old one. A long-time fan of what has been referred to as “shelter porn” (magazines with pictures of creative decorating and updating ideas for the home), I’ve always wanted to do something like this on a staircase.
I loved the way this graphic paired with your poem – and I love the underlying message. I always admire the way you always come up with something creative for these challenges. My brain shuts down as soon as I read them – and I’m not even trying to do it as a poem. Kudos!
Thanks for posting on the Senior Salon, too – it made it really quick easy for me to jump over to read it (still playing catch-up). 🙂
xx,
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You are more than kind, Madelyn. Your comments always make me smile.
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How lovely to read that, Eugenia. Thank you.
xx,
mgh
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😃
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I love this, Eugenia.💜 A pleasure to read your words.😊
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Thank you for your kind words.
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You’re so very welcome. 🙂
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Wonderful words! 🙂
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Thank you very much!
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From the scrapheap of words comes excellent poetry. Nice one Eugenia 🙂
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Debunked my thoughts
On social media blast
It’s not as it seems
Words won’t be beamed
They have to be weaned 😁
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Words of wisdom are certainly not junk. I like what you did here.
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Thank you.
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Your words are wonderful. Such wisdom, thank you! Always good to see what you have to share with In Others Words.
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Thank you. 👍
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Great use of the prompt. The steps at Lincoln Center is NYC light up with coming attractions just like your photo.
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Thank you, Bernadette.
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Nice , now if I can just remember to heed those sentiments.
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😄
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Thank you for featuring my post. 💐
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