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Actually… I rather like this one! Clean and dirty all in one!
Melli’s last blog post..Poem A Day – Day 7
mud soup!
Jientje’s last blog post..Would you?
You must mean this metaphorically. Mud soup comes from a garden hose.
just the way things are. but it takes a poetic mind to say it in such a beautiful way
juliana’s last blog post..A haiku
Oh doesn’t it just! Mud soup. Washing the sky.
Beautiful,perfectly apt metaphors.
We are into our Mud Soup period now, all the melting snow the last few days, Delicious.
Bill’s last blog post..Another Go Dog Go Day
I hste mud period but liked your poem.
Dr. John’s last blog post..I like Him
Melli — so is Spring!
Jientje — I used to make it on purpose as a child. Now I care for it less.
Doug — water comes from my garden hose!
Juliana — takes one to know one!
Cath — if you all keep praising the poem, it may just grow on me.
Bill — ypu might want a laxative with that lunch!
Dr. John — you had mud and snow and ice, yet you live in the UP. You don’t get a lot of weather you do like, do you?
quilly’s last blog post..April 7th — A Poem A Day
And lets my cats come in with muddy paws !
BTW it is NOT Rosie ! (she is offended now) this was a complete black cat in a coal mine (very appropriate place)
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I love the juxtaposition of the clean and the dirty in the same poem. I guess in order to get one thing clean something else has to get dirty! 🙂 Love the word pictures here as well.
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Very nice juxtaposition.
nessa’s last blog post..A Poem a Day #7
Yes, that’s the word, juxtaposition. A surprise ending, but comedy is the art of the unexpected. Is spring like that in Hawaii too?
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