Sunday’s Whirligig: Wordle #70
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sheep, gras, waters, chilly, enemies, worry,
watch, wobbles, chair, safe, side, spill
The Sunday Whirl: Wordle #259
https://sundaywhirl.wordpress.com/
train, unfettered, family, grill, check, sing,
flower, thrust, twist, run, page, finish
Poets United: Poetry Pantry #313
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Unusual Rose
Unfettered flower
spills across page,
relieving herself
of chilly raindrops,
thrusting color
at beholder, singing
song of deep purple
elegance, unleashed.
Elizabeth Crawford
Notes: No, its not my usual, only used a few words from each list. Had spent some time with the above image, which I found on the internet. Had those images in mind, when I finally looked at the words. So, I wrote about what was already in my head. To make up for the brevity of words, I want to share some of the images that occurred when I put the image through the kaleidoscope app.
And that’s only a few of them.
Hope you have a wonderful day.
PS. Once again, I am not being allowed to leave comments. My apologies until I find a way to fix the problem. E.
That is certainly a stunning rose. The kaleidoscope conversion is always fun.
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so beautiful!! unusual indeed!
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Gorgeous π
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Very artistically inclined and unique!
Hank
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First, that rose is so elegant, I’ve never seen one so rich in color. Through a kaleidoscope it takes on a new dimension. Beautifully creative!
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What a spectacular color, for a rose. Love what you did with it, too.
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Gorgeous imagery. I especially like envisioning the rose “relieving herself.” π … And then, how she thrusts her color at you, whether you want it / like it, or not. Bad girl. π
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I like your briefer poem. And I think I must get myself the kaleidoscope app!
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this rose certainly absorbed you Elizabeth and no wonder with captivating ways of seeing it – I liked the unusual element in your poem –
relieving herself
of chilly raindrops,
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Nice to honor the beauty of a purple rose. I like those pictures too.
Good luck with your comment issue. Have a great week!
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Why would you need any more than a handful of words? What you have presented us with is lovely.
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I enjoyed the whole presentation π
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