When Mrs Trellis commented I twitched nervously of course and somehow the post became a 'draught' Also I forgot to stick a link in. To your home page - is that OK? I do so love blank verse Willow, it goes with my blank expression.
Mrs Trellis is possibly WELSH, be really nice to her everybody.
Probably not! Which is a shame, because this is a nicely fashioned piece.
ReplyDeleteI say yes!! I love how you made it a nighttime scene with one lovely lighted window. Gorgeous writing, Bob.
ReplyDeleteWhen Mrs Trellis commented I twitched nervously of course and somehow the post became a 'draught' Also I forgot to stick a link in. To your home page - is that OK? I do so love blank verse Willow, it goes with my blank expression.
ReplyDeleteMrs Trellis is possibly WELSH, be really nice to her everybody.
i rarely chance a piece of jewel like this. thank you.
ReplyDeletei check in and am rewarded with two evocative poems linked in a post -- love this bob. and if willow says yes, then the answer is surely, yes.
ReplyDeleteoff now to read about the head in the bag.
Very cleverly done -- quite enjoyable.
ReplyDeleteSurely it will - it must! A delightful shift of light to night.
ReplyDeleteWow... Very nice...
ReplyDeleteNice one, Bob :) LOL I didn't quite make the four words required. Like your sense of humour.
ReplyDeletelove how you played with the picture...and i imagine you welcome there...nicely played magpie!
ReplyDeletenicely written and cleverly linked to Willow
ReplyDeleteI also like how you changed the photo to suit the mood of your poem and it truly fits!
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