Saturday, March 4, 2017

Tears to Giggles

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mourning doves sing a somber song
I wonder when does the sorrow end
I want to taste the bubbles of life
again

fill my flute with golden champagne
uncork fizzles of delight, let my spirit
once again sing in joyous giggles
of blossoming spring

posted for dVerse
Quadrille #27 - writing a poem
consisting of 44 words - using
giggle.

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17 comments:

  1. I look forward to hearing that joyous giggles of blosomming spring ~

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  2. I hope you find your giggle again.

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  3. Hopefully your gigging is sprung as spring comes along.

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    1. giggling* can't spell what the hell lol

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  4. I hope your cup of giggles overflows. Soon.

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  5. For one who flows such beautiful words sparkles are searching

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  6. Oh, yes. Fill my flute, too!

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  7. ah, happiness, such a flimsy category!

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    1. She said, "flute". How come you're being so not naughty today, Dezzzmeister von Dezzyland?

      Oh hi, True.

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  8. Yes I want to giggle too.

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  9. What a wonderful poem! I love the words you used! Big Hugs!

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  10. I hope you sing in the giggles of spring, my friend.

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  11. I enjoyed reading your poem. I long for spring. Have a nice day. Thank you. Love love, Andrew. Bye.

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  12. Oh joy! Bubbling a greeting to the bursting spring....

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  13. May the giggles of blossoming spring be with you.

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  14. I love this, especially, Trudessa:
    "I want to taste the bubbles of life
    again"

    I can feel this, on my tongue.

    Sorry it took me so long to get over your way. So glad I did.

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  15. Manliness be damned, I do enjoy a good giggle. You actually made me want champagne with this. And I don't ever drink champagne. A toast - to many giggles!

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