Literary Lines ~ National Poetry Month
09 Thursday Apr 2020
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Truly wonderful.
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I’m glad you liked it Cindy.🤗
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Kim, this is such a beautiful poem!
Words to heal and lighten our hearts as we go on and hope for better days ahead.
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It gives us hope Margie.🤗
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Loved this…
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I’m so glad Saania!🤗
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Beautiful poem.
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A hopeful one too.🤗
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I have to admit to a moment of cynicism first 🤪
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I know. It’s easy to do with the way so many people act. I really,really hope and pray that this pandemic serves as a wake up call. We need to start caring about each other more both from a national and global perspective, we need to be more open in how we communicate, we need to look out more for the vulnerable among us, healthcare needs to be a right for everyone in all countries, and we need to take climate change more seriously. Phew. I think I had some things bottled up!
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It’s good to have as rant with a pal now and then, we all need it!
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BTW are you getting notifications from my blogs yet?
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No. And it’s making me very cross.😡 I sent Akismet an email yesterday, but haven’t heard back from them yet. The only way I can even comment on your main blog and Pete’s is by using the app.
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Well that’s total pants! I will email you the links to any posts and see if that works.
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Ooh! That will be lovely!
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Kudos an excellent poem….chuq
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Thanks chuq.☺️
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I love this…I’m just worried, will we learn anything?
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We can only hope Lolsy.🤗
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If only that really happened. But I fear that ‘they’ are not reading books. They are binge-watching Netflix, taunting people on Facebook, arguing amongst themselves, and becoming bitter and frustrated at the lockdown. Buying more guns and alcohol, hoarding yet more toilet paper, and stockpiling cans.
Still, I do hope she is right.
Best wishes, Pete.
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I’m being optimistic and more people are doing what’s in the poem than not.☺️
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Stay optimisitic, Kim. 🙂
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Reblogged this on Jeanne Owens, author and commented:
I love this 😍
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Thanks Jeanne!
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I love this!!
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It’s a lovely poem.☺️
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Yes!
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Profound…Glorious hope. Thanks for sharing.
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Lovely words and I sincerely hope the last stanza becomes truth.
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Fingers crossed.
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It’s so true. Nice post, Kimmy. ❤✌✌
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Thanks Suzan.
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Welcome, Kimmy. ❤✌😊
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