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Lady Liberty turns 125 this year! “Have a Wonderful 4th of July and Happy Birthday America!” God Bless America!
Please Heart This Blog Welcome to the Cheryl’s Pals Saturday Share!!! This is the blog where folks who decided to get lost in the lines come and post their “Cheryl’s Pals Collab” Poetry!!! Earlier in the week, Cheryl issued a call for poets and friends to come and give “One-More-Line”to generate lines for our Collab […]
SWEET LIBERTY’S SONG L oud and clear, let freedom ring I n every city, in every town. B ring our voices, bring our hearts; E njoy the songs Sweet Liberty sings. R ing the bell of freedom loud T o remind us each and every day of […]
These were created for the CPC Friday Fling poetry challenge, where the topic is the125th anniversary of the Statue of Liberty and the 235th Independence Day. Acrostic is the favored format.
This poem was written for the CPC Triple Crown Poetry Challenge Hosted by Colleen B. This her photo called: “Descent of Soleil” And here is my poem and challenge entry called: “Indigo Dreams” (It may be the third poem I’ve created with the same title..but I just love the name) I hope you enjoy the […]
Friday Fling #135 July 1st 2011 July 4th, the traditional Independence Day celebration of the United States of America, is Monday. It’s a special one, because it’s also the 125th birthday of the Statue of Liberty. Back in 1986, that was a very big deal. There was a huge ceremony in New York, and people […]
“O” STOOD FOR OPERATOR We were curious about everything and fascinated by the sounds and the sights that we saw all around us and more. We wanted to know all about them, who made them and when; we took them apart again and again trying to figure out what made them work, how voices could […]
This was for the CPC Triple Crown Challenge hosted by Colleen Breuning. These challenges are held only hosted in months with five Wednesdays or Thursdays. Colleen’s challenge was to write to a photo she took of a sunset, and include ten words she selected, plus the phrase “beyond the horizon.” The words were descend, […]