Always leave the first page glazed—
like a blanket invitation, a privacy shield to the other pages,
a witness protection program.
The blank page will wink at you when you search for curiosities
or need your space . So no matter the date or age,
leave the door open with a blank first page.
GloPoWriMo#15 Your challenge is to write a six-line poem that uses simple language and expresses enthusiasm using as sermon/prayer-like quality and ends with a bang.
I think this is the first time I’ve seen you. love the pic. love the naked journaler. the poem too. I’m face timing my daughter at college while catching up on WordPress.
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Oh and I love silk sonic. Leave the door open……
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Thanks, Michele. 💜Yes, that first page has been a trusted barrier for many years. I’m glad to hear I’m not alone in this practice.
He’s a great artist companion these days, my son, as he’s often lost in a drawing. My daughter also has the dimples and prefers to have her hands in some paint. 🎨
Being a mom means having lots to smile about. 😉
It sure does and once you pass those difficult teenage years, lots to dance about too. 😅 Thank you, Katie. 🌼
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