Ugh it’s been hard to get out to the coffee shop to catch up on blogs due to the fact that I’ve been so sick with COVID. Trying to continue getting caught up. The hardest part is the exhaustion and brain fog. Writing has become more difficult.
Don’t worry about it, Bridgette. Everyone’s mind is in the gutter or they were just in shock, because you are so sweet. We are to blame, not you! Your post was awesome!! Keep it up! I know you will!!
This is beautiful, Bridgette. That sofa reminds me of the worn-out arm of the armchair at my late Mum’s house. full of memories, too. What stories it could tell. Xx 🦢💗
Thank you for sharing that with me 🙂 It’s my grandmother’s chair and it’s one of the things I love the most in my home. Stories seem almost to fall from it as you walk by…
for one moment i thought the title was porn watch 🙂 … great poem.
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Yikes! Thank you.
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sorry
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Very nice, Bridgette! ❤️
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Thank you, John.
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Beautiful, evocative imagery Bridgette.
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Thank you so much, Ali. ❤️
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Beautiful poetry of nostalgia, love this
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Thank you ❤️
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well worn
used and torn
time countless
many
the pleasure
and comfort
of the ease
did please you too
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❤️❤️❤️
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Beautiful poem my friend!! I need to get caught up on all things you today. I’m behind from battling Covid. ❤️
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Thank you! I hope you are healing well. I’m behind in reading posts too!
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Ugh it’s been hard to get out to the coffee shop to catch up on blogs due to the fact that I’ve been so sick with COVID. Trying to continue getting caught up. The hardest part is the exhaustion and brain fog. Writing has become more difficult.
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I’ve heard the brain fog is the hardest thing to recover from. Wishing you a restful and complete recovery.
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Thank you!
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Nicely written. 👏
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Thank you! ❤️
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Lovely!
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Thank you! ❤️
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I’m not going to tell you what I thought the title was. This poem is masterful! So delicate yet so strong.
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Thank you. Yeah…seems you aren’t alone in thinking the title was something else.
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Don’t worry about it, Bridgette. Everyone’s mind is in the gutter or they were just in shock, because you are so sweet. We are to blame, not you! Your post was awesome!! Keep it up! I know you will!!
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You are so kind.Thank you.
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You’re welcome!😊
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Beautiful words, Bridgette!
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Thank you so much, Lauren. ❤️
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This is beautiful, Bridgette. That sofa reminds me of the worn-out arm of the armchair at my late Mum’s house. full of memories, too. What stories it could tell. Xx 🦢💗
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Thank you for sharing that with me 🙂 It’s my grandmother’s chair and it’s one of the things I love the most in my home. Stories seem almost to fall from it as you walk by…
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Well done.
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Thank you so much.
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Love to hear simply superb poem
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Thank you!
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Nice one
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Thank you.
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Beautiful work. Also, I read the title incorrectly at first glance.
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Thanks. Yes, the title might have been a misstep on my part.
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No, it’s a wonderful title! It’s just funny: the confusion is more of a typoglycemic Rorchach test for prurient minds, I suspect 😅
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I love the sentiment 🥰 so beautiful 💛
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Thank you so much, Taylor!
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Beautiful 🤩 thanks for sharing
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Thank you!
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It’s nice 💯
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Thanks!
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