“He should have gone to …” (IP)
By Rhiannonw
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(partly inspired by the Specsavers adverts)
Was that his daughter coming down the path?
He thought her living far away in Perth.
Or was it just his vision playing tricks, he’d not
yet been to that optician, clean forgot.
Or was it just a day-time dream of things
he’d like to happen – musing memories brings
such hopes, ideas drifting to his mind,
and wakefulness no longer clearly defined
at such an age, his vision certainly was blurred,
and strong desires with dreams concurred.
[IP: Was it a vision, or a waking dream? (a line from Keats' 'Ode to a Nightingale') – use it or think on it and start writing – my thinking removed the indefinite article!]
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Loved this, Rhiannon. You've
Loved this, Rhiannon. You've made me smile.
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A good one, Rhiannon. An apt
A good one, Rhiannon. An apt response to the Inspiration Point. Even the advertisements can be a source of inspiration. Well done.
Luigi x
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Good one for the IP, Rhiannon
Good one for the IP, Rhiannon. Loved this: . . . strong desires with dreams concurred
Rich
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Very real-seeming and smartly
Very real-seeming and smartly written too. I like it Elsie
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Hello Rhiannon, I enjoyed
Hello Rhiannon, I enjoyed this and once again you dealt cleverly with the IP. Not keeping up with them at the moment myself but glad to see you are.
Congratulations on golden cherries. Well deserved.
Moya
This is only a flying visit will be back
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Hi Rhiannon
Hi Rhiannon
This is a fun read - and very fitting for the subject you were to write about. I'm having visual problems of my own these days, having glaucoma, so I can appreciate the idea of not being sure you can recognise the right person in the distance.
Jean
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