Winter
Water
Whitewash
Whirling
Whisp’ring
Wand’ring
Whistling
.Weathering.
❄
Weeping
Watching
Wond’ring
Whiff’ling
Writing
Wistful
Woeful
.Wanton.
©2020 Chelsea Owens
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Chel Owens 
Today presented by the letter W
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And the number 8.
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Whonderful!
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Why, thanks!
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Wow Wonderful words Wise Word Wizard
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Wicked.
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Wonderful.
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Thanks. 🙂
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I know this wasn’t as easy to construct as it was to read. Well done. 😊
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Thank you. 🙂
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Wow
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🙂
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Weeping
Watching
Wond’ring
Whiff’ling
Writing
Wistful
Woeful
*.Wonton.*
One small change, one big effect.
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I kept reordering but that was what wanted to be…
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I would never have found all those W words.. 😉
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🙂 Most came to me.
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clever; it’s summer here, the dying days; it’s a good model to work from
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I’ve still not pinned down The John Malone Style…
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I think it’s a work in progress, Chelsea 🙂
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I liked one you deleted, by the way…
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which one was it, Chelsea? I’m curious to know
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I am learning the pleasures of sleeping in
Not leaping up at the first bounce of whimsy
Things can wait.
The Mad Hatter will still have his ball.
Blades of grass still grow tall
If I sleep in.
There will always be another train pulling in at the station.
Things will not be rationed any more or less
If I rest.
Wendy will still be in Neverland
& I can still hold your hand a little longer
If I lie in.
Dreams will not evaporate.
Beneficence will flow free.
The fruit still swell from the trees,
The lambs still beat.
If I sleep
in
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it is rather good, isn’t it? I was too hasty. I should have the courage of my convictions. I may put it up tomorrow 🙂 thanks
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“the courage of my convictions” is a good line for a poem, too!
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I’ve put it up, Chelsea, with an acknowledgement to you and David R who inspired one of the lines 🙂 the ‘conviction’ poem will come later 🙂
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Great!
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