cream paint today—Buntlack
in the German which reminds me
there’s no hurry, not for me
(rain sounds like peace and wind
can’t rush it away)
if you’re a little older than when
we first dreamed up this project
that only means your skill
and taste have improved
but then I wonder
(the geese fly over
again the rain sighs
and stops)
if some twelve years of after-
adjustments have made you
want to leave these details
to me and should I be glad
you don’t mind?
we can’t be free of second-guessing
in any season
Building this house saga is soothing to me. Hands at work, mind free. What a joy;)
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That means I can claim dollhouse-building time also as writing time! Thank you for that insight. And for being here. 🙂
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you are an artist
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❤
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I really admire how you move from the mundane to the sublime and back again. Real skill.
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This comment gave me such a boost! Thank you!
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Wow. And I read that first stanza over and over. It really slowed me down and put me in the poem.
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Thank you. One of those busy-hands, wandering-mind moments.
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I love the rain and wind in this. I picture one of those days where it is miserable outside but cozy inside–a stay in your pjs, sip a hot beverage, and work on a dollhouse kind of day.
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Yes–I love those cozy projects and always have plenty of them!
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