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Thursday, September 13, 2018

Thoroughly Poetic Pictorial Thursday


Today we join Two  SPOILED CAT 
Angel Sammy and Teddy for their poetic pictorial poem.


Here is today's photo prompt
We thank Mom Pam for all the effort she puts into finding 
these lovely photos for us.



Ohhhh what a fun photo. Mom loves fog, leaves and benches in parks
She had to decided if she could incorporate all in one poem.


The Bench
by Madi and Mom

Nestle just off the path among the technicolor leaves.
it has been sitting here for many a year.
Slightly slanted and low just perfect to sit with ease.
The fog in the background creating a scene of mystery.
If it could talk,it would say "sit a spell.
My job here is to offer relief for weary feet.
Tell me your stories of  happiness and love...give your sorrow and grief to the breeze.
No worries my friend just take a seat."




We thank Aunty Kit for this, we giggled when we saw it.



23 comments:

  1. oh well done... yes... some benches can talk to us and they invite us to take a little rest and a deep breath before we carry on with our daily stuff. We cross our paws that evil Florence will take a rest too, hopefully she sleeps in while having a break...

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  2. Hari Om
    brava!!! and yes, good to have a smile abouting incoming bitey things! YAM xx

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  3. Love your poem and love that gorgeous photo!
    My paws remain crossed for you and your family, Madi.

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  4. Stalked by a turtle.. that is awesome. And so true!

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  5. That made Mom laugh out loud, that waiting for a hurricane. That is a good one. We sure wish all of you lots of luck with this Florence.

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  6. That's a SUPER poem - just exactly the "flavor" the photo asks for too. That saying from your Auntie Kit is perfect - that's EXACTLY what waiting for a hurricane is like and we are hoping that you all will be SAFE and SECURE and that you will not have any flooding!!

    Love, Teddy and Mom

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  7. so it's not a hurry cane is what the picture is saying?

    Love the poem. Great job Mom.

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  8. hope that hurricane does you and yours no damage... that bench is just gorgeous and the poem is spot ON!!!!!

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  9. We love your poem and that saying about hurricanes is funny.

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  10. Madi, all kidding aside, we hope that this hurricane beastie skims over you and yours!

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  11. That was a terrific poem sweet Madi! Oh, that hurricane is coming to us and Marg, yuck!

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  12. That is a very true statement about hurricanes. We wish Florence would just decide to do a u-turn and go back to sea.

    We loved your poem, you make that bench look very inviting.

    Woos - Lightning, Misty, and Timber

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  13. madi...two dayz poem total lee rocks de houz....N ya noe. now that we thinkz bout it...de turtull state mintz prettee troo ~~~~~☺☺☺♥♥♥

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  14. What a great poem!

    My Florida associate Miss Charlee agrees that waiting (and wondering) about a hurricane is the worst part! Hope everyone will be OK!

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  15. What a pawfect poem for the moody picture today!!

    Mama giggled when she saw that saying too!
    xoxo,
    Rosy, Jakey and Arty

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  16. Great peom. Sweet Madi, we love you with all our hearts.

    Hugs,
    your guy Raz and The Florida Furkids

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  17. Be safe my friends.
    Praying the storm stays over the ocean.
    ♥ Linda Astro and Mitzie

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  18. What a pawsome poem. We bet that bench has a lot of tales to tell...if it could talk.

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  19. The picture and your poem make me want to go sit on that bench. Hoping Florence remembers what she forgot in the middle of the Atlantic and turns around to go find it.

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  20. Oh, I hopes you guys are safe and sound! It's gonna be super scary with all that rain for so long. Sendin' lots of AireZens and margaritas!!!
    Kisses,
    Ruby ♥

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Cecilia and Angel Madi
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