Quintessentially Quilly

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1. Actually… I rather like this one! Clean and dirty all in one!

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2. mud soup!

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3. You must mean this metaphorically. Mud soup comes from a garden hose.

4. just the way things are. but it takes a poetic mind to say it in such a beautiful way

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5. Oh doesn’t it just! Mud soup. Washing the sky.
   Beautiful,perfectly apt metaphors.

6. We are into our Mud Soup period now, all the melting snow the last few days, Delicious.

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7. I hste mud period but liked your poem.

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8. 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?

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9. 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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10. 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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11. Very nice juxtaposition.

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12. 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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