A world without words of madness
Murmurs, echoing sounds of serendipity
Waiting for the day to overcome
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This week the event is to Write a story or poem of 5 Lines or Less using the word madness. Please drop by and join the challenge Patricia’s Place
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Lovely response Eugenia.
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Thank you, Michael.
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A world without words of madness…I believe that is a place called Heaven. Lovely words, Eugenia, thanks for sharing them.
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Yes, you’re spot on, Patricia. 😉
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Hey Eugenia! I’m hosting a Blogmas Contest, when you do your next announcements, do you think you could spread the word? I’m hoping my blog post will become Christmas-central where other Blogmas-bloggers can mingle and meet.
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Sure, I’ll spread the word.
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Thank you!
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I like this Eugenia, it works reading it top to bottom and bottom to top, or is that just more of the reader’s madness? 🙂
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Oh! I love your observation, Davy! Honestly, that wasn’t my intent but it works well reading it both ways.
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The magic that the poet creates Eugenia 🙂
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😉
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