Pebbles of awareness dot inky moments of waking
while dreams’ immeasurable span of images
erode beneath sleep’s steep bend.
Brenda Warren 2013
With only six of The Sunday Whirl‘s wordle words, I wrote to half a whirl.
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Pebbles of awareness dot inky moments of waking
while dreams’ immeasurable span of images
erode beneath sleep’s steep bend.
Brenda Warren 2013
With only six of The Sunday Whirl‘s wordle words, I wrote to half a whirl.
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You are so very talented.
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Love this one, Brenda.
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less is defintely more in this case!
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Great use of the words! Sometimes it’s the shorter poems that have more to share!
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I really enjoyed this! The images are wonderful and the last line is very poignant.
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Short and Succinct!
erosion
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Sometimes short poems are the best!
I’ve had some dreams that I’m more than glad to wake up from, but there have been a few that I’ve been sad to see erode.
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Two things annoying here Brenda. One is the utmost ease that you conquered the word list and the other is the reminder of dreams unable to be recalled on waking. p.s. the first is of course high praise!
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You chose the best words and made a beautiful poem.
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Wow, you outdid yourself on that one. So beautiful and so concise!
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Terrific use of the words
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