We got rich folk and thin folk, town folk and plain folk
There’s sick folk and grim folk and those that are broke folk
And those that like to sing folk their lullabies to wee folk
Behold masters of what’s spoke folk cuz life’s not a joke folk
We gotta raise our young folk to love their fellow kinfolk
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This week the event is to Write a story or poem of 5 Lines or Less using the word kinfolk. Please drop by and join the challenge at Patricia’s Place
Eugenia
image – Pexels
Categories: Challenges, Poetry
The Ebbing of Summer 
Summer ablaze 
In the moment 
Stale air 
Reblogged this on The Militant Negro™.
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Thank you for the reblog. I love the way you have set up your blog. Extremely interesting and it has a lot of action to it.
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Good poetic response to the prompt Eugenia. Love the last line.
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Thank you for your kind comment, Davy.
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You have me an idea to repeat one word several times as a theme for a poem. Thank you.
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Let me know when you publish it. 🙂
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Surely I will. I am again reading your blog.
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Love this! I’m going to reblog it because it’s just fun…and so true! Have a great day!
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Thank so much! I am glad you enjoyed it. 😃
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Reblogged this on This Life is Real…and so are the Answers and commented:
I love this poem! Very true…and just fun. Enjoy!
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Thank you. I appreciate it!
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I love this. You share a beautiful message in a short dose. I read this in a sing-song voice 🙂
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I am delighted you enjoyed it. I sing all of my poems to myself as I like them to be rhythmic.
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Very nice!
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Thank you, Lynn.
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I love this! Thanks for sharing it.
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Very clever Eugenia. And thanks for the follow. Stop by anytime..
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Thank you, Michael and I will be stopping by your blog.😉
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