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ON A BROOMSTICK VIEWING
Face of reality torn,
From a book paged everyday drudgery,
The Phantom of the Opera sings;
To a night of masks,
From witches to fairies,
To bones macabre;
Let him write me a broomstick;
For to fly, far out -
Pumpkin viewing, carrying,
Light of star and moon.
ON A BROOMSTICK VIEWING © gillena cox 2016
Words Count With Mama Zen
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"From a book paged everyday drudgery"
ReplyDeleteAin't that the truth!
Happy you dropped in Mama Zen
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Let him write me a broomstick...
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Thanks for yur appreciation Kerry
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The Phantom loved to sing about all the unreal possibilities the night offers. Fun piece.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your appreciation Rommy
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What a great fantasy... there is a longing to go riding there...
ReplyDeleteI have always loved fairy, folk and witch tales. Thanks for dropping in to read mine Bjorn
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Delightful! I wish my broomstick would fly, instead of just help move dirt around.
ReplyDelete👻thanks for your appreciation Mary👻
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I, too, want a broomstick made of words!
ReplyDelete💖Thanks for dropping in Magaly💖💖
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Ladies have all the fun!!! If I were a lady I would be a witch on Halloween and ride my broom all around town like "Ride, Sally, ride!"
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😀Thanks for dropping in to read mine Jim 😀😀
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