swaying to and fro
dancing uniting the world
one step at a time
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This week’s event is to write a story or poem of 5 Lines or Less using the word dancing. Held weekly at Patricia’s Place.
My other blog, ThusNSuch
Eugenia
image – pexels
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So cute!
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Thank you!
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Love it! Time to get out there and dance… ❤
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Thank you! Yes, and dancing is good for us! 😉
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It’s a win-win! ❤ Happy Dancing… xo
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Namaste Eugenia 🙂
13 words conveying a big message. Wouldn’t it be good if the world could dance to the beat of one drum? Perhaps one day we’ll all respond to the rhythm in our soul – although sadly I imagine it may not be in my lifetime.
Cute image. I keep looking for where they edited-out the trampoline 😀
Hoping all is well with you. Take care.
Namaste 🙂
DN
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Thank you for your comment, Dewin, and I agree the world probably won’t be dancing to the same beat during our lifetime, unfortunately. Yes, I thought the cats were fun!
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Riffing Eugenia for General Purposes
Riffing Eugenia for general purposes,
for what ever reason; my own guess is
this is becoming a makeshift addiction.
As far as I see, way to avoid friction,
is to be on the side that she blesses.
Oh, good grief, I forgot about dancing,
getting all caught up in the romancing.
Are second chances afforded, not many;
five lines allowed should be plenty.
When a fifth appears, stop advancing.
Will these lines be likes, then ignores
and from this will I do as she implores
and become a bona fide line hoarder?
All things considered, do over in order,
Never mind five lines, write in fours.
Better yet, spin a haiku, that trifecta
with a five, seven, five, I’ll see you
later in the week, at the ThusNSuch;
restrictions there, not quite so much.
Maybe there, a sonnet assign’ll ensue.
Michael Todd
Full Disclosure: I cannot dance.
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Myke,
Why not leave some of the punctations out and then you’ll have five lines? Sure, they’ll be a lot of run-on sentences and grammar Nazis breathing down your neck but then you can retort, ‘Let’s dance!” as you pull out your keyboards to fight with words, not knives and periods instead of fists. WOW, what a good job you did! Bravo!!
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Cathy, what on Earth can I say?
It was late; I got carried away.
My task, not to pick one of two,
Like a song, what I do with you,
But to work, as hard as I play.
🙂
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OMW! I love this!! Bravo!
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http://www.blogtalkradio.com/speakeasycafe/2019/01/18/the-speakeasy-cafe-online-spoken-word–open-mic-poetry-radio-show–call-in
Speakeasy Cafe w/ Nyla Alisia
I read from your post here… your haiku and my riff, and we talked about you and your blog.
Begin Time: 22:35
End Time: 29:30
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Reblogged this on davidbruceblog #2.
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Thank you for sharing.
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Eugenia,
I’ve got the mewsic usually but not in today’s post but I am dancing with the #inotherwords group this morning. Nice little poem! 🙂
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Thanks and thank you for boogieing with me! 😀
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Brilliant!❤
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Thank you! 🙂
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Cute, sounds like fun!
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Thank you! 🙂
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🙏😊💧
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Maybe instead of having summit’s the world leaders should have a dance party! Thanks for sharing.
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They probably should!
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