Wild places calling
Memories whisper of home
Longing torn in two
Cloistered and sheltered waiting
Freedom found only within
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Oh wow! Fantastic poem
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Thank you, Sadje.
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My pleasure. I’ll be using your photo for my post today. Thank you so much for the permission to use.
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I am glad to see them in use, Sadje. I wish I could find a relaible way of setting up the writephoto again without risking letting people down 🙂
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I think you can. Just post the Prompt and don’t reblog any of the responses. The reblogs take up a lot of time and effort.
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It is the reound-up post that takes the most work and commitment… and I would not feel right doing the writephoto without it. That’s the bit that worries me.
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You can tell people that there won’t be a Roundup post. They can read the entries through your comment section. Just a suggestion. I hope you feel better soon. Lots of hugs my friend
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I would feel I was cheating after the way it was done before. 🙂 I am still looking at options though.
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I agree with Sadie. Your photos are so inspirational, it would be a pleasure just to see you choose one for us to respond to each week. (K)
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I’ll see what I can come up with 🙂
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I look forward to it!
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It would be lovely if you could resume the writephoto prompts Sue, though I can appreciate how time consuming it would be doing a roundup, but perhaps this wouldn’t be necessary as you always acknowledge those of us who participate anyway. ❤
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I will have to see what I can do… ❤
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Health first though Sue. Don’t over tire yourself.
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I don’t seem to stop much at the moment,…
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Take care Sue.
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Will do 🙂
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so poignant…
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I thought those wild places might be calling you a bit of late.
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Oh they are… and to not be allowed anywhere near them for amost a year so far is ripping me to bits…
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