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Poetry Friday Inspired by Autumn
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Irene Latham's Live Your Poem. She's got scarecrows galore!
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Bauman, Leila T. "Geese in
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Linda, you started on the digital inspiration road-good for you. I like how you captured the moon. Are you interested in offering a digital for my new gallery, Autumnventure, that is featured in my PF post? Let me know. Suggestion: increase the size of your name and location for easier viewing when sending me an offering.
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DeleteSure! I can edit for the gallery.
I need a lesson in Digilit Sunday. I don't understand how it works. For the longest time I didn't understand how Poetry Friday worked. Once I had a quick lesson with Jan Annino I was good to go. Is there an explanation anywhere? If not, can you help?
Lovely capturing of both scenes, Linda. I especially like "closing summer's heart".
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed these, Linda. The first one made me think of my family. "closing summer's heart" is lovely!
ReplyDeleteWow, Linda these are lovely! I too am enamored of "closing summer's heart." How very unexpected! Thank you for sharing.
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ReplyDeleteClosing summer's heart is so thoughtful. I'm now thinking about how I close each season's heart.
ReplyDeleteOh, I feel sad to think of summer's heart closing, zipped and stored with the tank tops and flip flops.
ReplyDeleteI love the last line of your Autumn Moon. Such esteem, that even the stars circle round.
ReplyDeleteI love the picture of the geese closing of summer's heart! These are both lovely!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful job with these autumn "postcards," Linda.
ReplyDeletePostcard poetry-lovely!
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