I am just about over the coldest wettest winter in years and the seemingly constant spring showers. I know this statement could be classed as blasphemous in some areas and I apologise for being so heartless.
But I’m longing for some real warmth, some bright sunshine, some lightness – so when I saw the collection of words for today’s poem, it almost wrote itself. The pleading tone sort of gives away my feelings a bit doesn’t it?
I’m really glad to have found this magnetic poetry Saturday challenge on the home of the elusive trope’s Specks and Fragments blog, although I save it up for a Sunday activity.
I’m happy to share this post, Friday Magnetic musings, which is a roundup of all the brilliant poems created, so you too can see what everyone is coming up with from random magnetic words.
Enjoy!
Deb 🙂
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My son and I used to have the magnetic poetry squares on our fridge. I’d start a sentence and he’d finish it. Or I’d put up a poem and he’d change it. It was quite fun.
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Yes I can see how much fun they’d be. I must keep an eye out for them and do something similar.
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Your magnetic poem sums it up perfectly. I’m over the cold and wet too … Roll on Summertime . 🌞
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I’m hearing you Miriam!! It’s been another wet, wintry, windy, miserable day today. I sure hope it will clear up soon. The odd hours of sunshine have been few and far between lately.
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Yep. Ditto here and topped off with a doozy of a cold makes me long for the sunshine.
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That’s no good, hope the sunshine makes an appearance soon for you.
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I hope you get your sunshine soon.
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Thank you. I hope so too.
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Come up and visit, the weather here is lovely, 25 degs yesterday, a little warmer today.
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Oh how I wish!! We had some sunshine today but it’s still really cold and now overcast again.
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Excellent poem. I hear you, it’s so depressing when it just keeps raining. It even rained here in sunny Sydney today.
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We are having a few bursts of sunshine but I’m ready for more. 🌞
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Yes I think it’s the winter of your discontent – in more than the rain sense. If that makes sense. you’ve aced the poem again.
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Thanks for your understanding Louise and insightful comment. We have had small periods of sunshine but nothing longer term and it gets to you after a while doesn’t it? I’m having fun using this magnetic poem as a creative outlet. I’m off for a walk now before it rains again!
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