Wonderful Wednesday~ Writing about your favorite book or you

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Welcome to Wonderful Wednesday
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Tonight let`s relax and write about a special book, story

even article you enjoyed


Maybe you wish to share a story about yourself

as this time of year many reflect  back on the past
as memories ,shared
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Just have fun , being creative and enjoy
As I know we will with you


Wishing you and your family
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Hope you enjoy our blog as much as we enjoy you being here
Too, remember to comment your fellow poets
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78 Comments

  • di710smiles says:

    Good Evening all 🙂 Looking forward to tonight as we share our favorite book or about you :love: :love: :love: :love:

  • di710smiles says:

    I will have to say one of the lst books I had to read in school which is still one of my favorites today is
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    The Diary of Ann Frank
    I am one that the story has to be good or will not read
    Yet, if is I will not put down until complete

  • di710smiles says:

    This I did a blog on this evening It was an article I was reading back a few years ago but, still remember and do today

    I once read an article wish to share
    It was about clothes we have we never wear
    Most only wear 1/4 of what they own
    Many people need what you don`t want
    or rarely wear
    They are without and would make a wonderful gift, shared
    Especially those coats to keep them warm
    or those pair of jeans too, short or long
    Even children do without
    Yes,they have places about that give a coat
    Some too, proud to walk into a center and fill out all the papers to claim
    or some don`t even know where to go, where to start
    Just one item if all would do many would not do without
    Make a special holiday showing thanks for all you have
    by giving
    The warmth within , the love shared by doing you will always feel and remember

  • Bettie says:

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    PAST AND PRESENT

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    Ole things made new
    All in the attic
    They be
    Memories of past
    Ole yet new when
    Unpacked
    Makes the best wonders why
    Knittin that grandmas had
    Back in the day
    Basket filled wit
    Nick and nats
    Put together they brings joy
    To many young and ole
    Wide eyes be
    Surprise be
    An attic so cold
    Yet warms the heart wit what it holds

    Written By: Bettie Davis —————— © November 2o , 2o12

  • Barbara_K says:

    So many wonderful books to read and so little time. Wonderful challenge and posts. Will ponder and be back later on to read each one and to comment. Happy Wednesday and Big Hugs. :love: :love: :love:

  • numistry says:

    Lolita or Me

    Please excuse this frivolity.
    Lolita is my favorite book you will see.
    I could ramble on about the essential me.
    Far more important this dissection will be,
    laying bare the mid-century American legacy.

    After the war, the Old World was drained.
    Our European protagonist came to Ramsdale in literature trained.
    Hoping to share the classics and verse,
    this jaded innocent’s exposure to the new world was his curse.

    An engagement of convenience to his oblivious landlady,
    masked psychic yearnings some would find shady.
    He was smitten with the stepdaughter-to-be.
    Was he the seducer or the seducee?

    Or was it a metaphor for youth leading the old,
    after his wife’s untimely death a picaresque saga did unfold.
    On a willy-nilly road trip across our nation,
    The romantically-addled stepfather received an education.

    Tony Hansen
    (c) 11-21-12

  • mrobinking says:

    I was never much into sitting down long enough to read a book but a good biography will always have me wanting to read the whole book. One of my favorite books in a series of a collection that I couldn’t put down was the Little House series by Laura Ingalls Wilder about her life from childhood to adult of the many adventures, struggling times, and dangers she would face during the pioneer days. Reading these books made me feel as if I were there living in that time and I could feel what the pioneer life felt like.

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    A little house in the big woods
    Was the beginning of it all
    They traveled far to buy their goods
    Grains and sugar brought back by Pa

    Then years later they moved out west
    On Indian territory
    A move that they thought would be best
    Adventures creating a story

    Years later Laura met her beau
    She was so young and teaching school
    His name was Alfonzo, eyes of blue
    With a cap and scarf made of wool

    The story goes on to golden years
    Where Missouri they settled in
    Throughout the story will cause tears
    Reading these books was a big win

    Michelle R. King
    11-21-12

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  • wildfire1 says:

    some of my bookssome of my best friends pictures
    some of my books
    My favorite books are magical ones.
    They help me to have some magical fun.
    They give me hope and love.
    They keep me in touch with heaven above.
    They teach me things from my ancestors past .
    They teach me about plants and herbs , and how to make them last.
    Flowers a blessing for the oils I use.
    My books teach me about spells and potions.
    My books teach me how to make a face mask to lotion .
    My books even teach you your fortune .
    They teach you about the cycle of the moon.
    They teach you about celebrations coming soon.
    Like Yule its like Christmas just a little different.
    I love my books .
    I have all kinds .
    From palm reading to tarot.
    Sabbaths to rituals and spells.
    Spirit broads to magical writing .
    Moons cycles to astrology .
    These are all my favorites books.

  • Barbara_K says:

    My “muse” has been struggling to keep up this week . . . .

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    TRANSPORTED

    Relaxing here in front of the fire
    with my favorite book in hand,
    I travel to places I never thought
    or dreamed I’d ever get to see.

    Within each page
    and every word
    I’m a just a kid again
    soaring up so high,
    sailing on the high seas
    to places afar,
    mountains and oceans
    all within reach,
    so many destinations
    and so little time.

    But I’ll visit them all,
    as a matter of fact,
    for I know I’ll return
    to these pages
    again and again
    traveling the world
    in between travels of my own,
    from right here as I read
    adventures brand new
    through the magic
    of my favorite books
    that transport me
    to places near
    and far away,
    each and every day.

    (c) barbara kausteklis 11-22-12

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