Tuesday, May 26, 2015

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image- Still Life with a Hat, an Umbrella, and a Bag. John Frederick Peto - courtesy Magpie Tales


THE COTTAGE
She was tired of littered streets
Careless wanton disrespect deletes
Rewards left at sunset’s presentation
Muck and grime scenario revelation

Trudging through bones of discontent
Tiredness a shawl of ragged lament
Bore down her soul crossing that bridge
‘Tween toil and evening’s destined cottage

The solace of humbleness awaits
With fine face and tidy debates
Of cobbler, soup and bread, or fruit and cheese
& cheery old aunt; purse hat & brollie release
© gillena cox

written in response to the photo prompt The Mag 271


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18 comments:

  1. To be there at the end of day and find your grace in solitude is not always the worst of things.

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    1. Thanks for your appreciation Bjorn

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  2. I loved the form you chose for this poem---lyrical although the subject is far from joyful. Well done :D

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  3. Thank you for your appreciation Rose

    Much love...

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  4. The solace of humbleness awaits
    With fine face and tidy debates
    Of cobbler, soup and bread, or fruit and cheese
    & cheery old aunt; purse hat & brollie release

    I guess.. no matter how broken you are.. at the end of the day.. a cheery face.. will always brighten up your spirits :D Cheers!

    Lots of love
    Sanaa

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    1. Thank you for your appreciation Sana'a

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  5. I particularly love 'tiredness a shawl of ragged lament' and 'the solace of humbleness'.

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    1. Thank you for your appreciation Rosemary

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  6. Thanks for dropping in to read mine Kathe
    Much love...

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    1. Vandana thanks for dropping in to read mine

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  8. Nice write, G. Good work. :-)

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  9. Look at this! Love it:

    fruit and cheese
    & cheery old aunt

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  10. Eloquently written, Dear Miss Pamela Coleman Smith ...

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  11. Well i'll have to look up "Pamela Coleman Smith .."

    thanks for dropping by to read mine

    much love...

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