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Write Tribe's 55 on Friday's prompt by Vidya Sury and
For the letter P at ABC Wednesday
The crowded shelves, even the hushed silence is comforting.
The books feel friendly and reassuring.
Parting is such sweet sorrow but books never leave.
Like a faithful friend they cheer her up and take her into her world of fantasy, leading her away from the turmoil within her perturbed heart.
Private procrastinations, peaceful and priceless.
55 fiction is the art of creating a complete short story in exactly 55 words.
Every now and then I come across a post that I absolutely love and this one for the prompt by Proactive Indian is one of those. Very clever post and truly made me chuckle.
Warm Regards
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Write Tribe's 55 on Friday's prompt by Vidya Sury and
For the letter P at ABC Wednesday
photo credit: Vidya Sury
The books feel friendly and reassuring.
Parting is such sweet sorrow but books never leave.
Like a faithful friend they cheer her up and take her into her world of fantasy, leading her away from the turmoil within her perturbed heart.
Private procrastinations, peaceful and priceless.
55 fiction is the art of creating a complete short story in exactly 55 words.
Every now and then I come across a post that I absolutely love and this one for the prompt by Proactive Indian is one of those. Very clever post and truly made me chuckle.
Warm Regards
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I try to stay out of bookstores. I'd spend too much!
ReplyDeleteROG, ABCW
Me too Roger, thank goodness for e-books!
DeleteBookstores are PERFECT PLACES for resting and reading. Kate, ABC Team
ReplyDeleteI always find bookstores very comforting and quite exhilarating. Thanks Kate for visiting my blog.
DeleteBooks are our best friends. Love the poem, Suzy:)
ReplyDeleteThanks Ranveer. Glad you liked it.
DeleteBooks take you into the world of fantasy...so true Suzy.Well-scripted.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jini, Books really let imagination fly. Thanks for visiting.
DeleteI love libraries better because there you only need a library card and the world becomes your oyster and everything and anything becomes possible. Lovely take on the prompt Suzy! ♥
ReplyDeleteThat's true Kathy. And thank goodness for libraries - my son needs to do a lot of research for university and buying his books would cost me an arm and a leg. Glad you liked my post.
DeleteI have given you an award because you are just plain awesome! Please stop by to pick it up! ♥
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Thanks Kathy. So honoured.
DeleteBooks are many people's best friends. As you said, they are faithful!
ReplyDeleteThanks for featuring my post and for your kind words.
Thanks Pro. My pleasure to feature your post.
DeleteAhh, wonderful poem! Love the alliteration at the end. Books are certainly our friends. I don't know what I would do without them because I can always turn to them to find inspiration, encouragement and wisdom.
ReplyDeleteRock on, Suzy!
Blessings.
Penny
Thanks Penny. I'd be lost without them too. Blessings to you too.
Deleteloved your take on this, Suzy!
ReplyDeleteThanks Ruchira. Glad you liked it.
DeleteThey never leave...like a true friend...very very true...
ReplyDeleteThanks Shellymona. Books are friends for life.
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