Yard Sale of Thoughts

23 responses to “Over-Planned Community”

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   eob2

   Location, location well placed with a lovely view. 😁

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      K.Hartless

      It’s deserted around here. I think I’m the only one not hiding indoors, or so it seems.

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         eob2

         Well now I don’t know if that’s such a bad thing. Nature and peace an quiet.

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         K.Hartless

         True. A bit like a horror film about to happen, though.

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         eob2

         😂 you might have a point, don’t go alone in the dark. 😯

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         K.Hartless

         Agreed. Was thinking my large flash light could double as a weapon, but it’s probably better I stick to the buddy system.

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         eob2

         Yeah… but they run off and it doesn’t end well. Then you’re back to being alone. 😱

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         K.Hartless

         This is a horror story. I knew it.

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         eob2

         There you go….take it from here. 😉😁

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   John

   It looks nice, I like the deck too.

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      K.Hartless

      Thank you. The deck was a nice surprise. A good trail around the lake for an easy run. It just feels so, “little boxes on a hillside.”

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         John

         Developers! You should see my neighborhood. A few models, spaced several houses apart. A real cloneville!

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   johnlmalone

   wonderful: every line works; love ‘the elephant skin lake’ : magic, insightful; love the rhyming scheme esp ‘placebo’ with ‘gazebo’ 🙂

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      K.Hartless

      Many thanks, John. You’re kind comments always lift my spirits. A “running” poem, this one. Stopped in this gazebo pictured to capture it on a memo. Can’t say I much wanted to run after that, but I managed to get back home.

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         johnlmalone

         I love gazebos: those pics drew me to the poem plus the poet’s name 🙂

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         K.Hartless

         Pretty sure the charm you’ve learned is no longer on the curriculum, John . Thank you. We share a gazebo bond, as I learned many of my favorite things in my grandmother’s green gazebo.

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   abigfatcanofworms

   Love love love the elephant skin lake!!

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   GraceoftheSun

   Beautiful view. Wonderful piece. It looks so peaceful, Love it.❤️

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   Ron.

   Sometimes true beauty can be very creepy. I know; I think I dated her once.

   Awesome write, K. Thanks.

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      K.Hartless

      Glad perfect gives you goosebumps as well. Hope you’ll write about this unnerving beauty sometime. Cheers!

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   ben Alexander

   The rhyme here works so PERFECTLY with the subject matter, KH – I just loved this piece 🙂

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   David

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      K.Hartless

      Thank you very much, David. A running poem. New trails and hopefully more new verse.

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   Sebastian

   The picture matches the thoughts. Well served…..

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