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I'm glad you enjoyed the book. Thank you for reading and commenting.

I'm done with rhyming for a while, thank you very much!

I hear you.

You called him Az!

#22 makes me nervous; #23 I mentally grab a coat, to protect me against whatever might surprise me and make me shiver; #24 I love, love 'Herr Heisenberg'; #25 smile; #26 devastating loneliness with a dash of hope?; #27 is a perfectly composed reminder of the hat I thought I forgot; #28 You can borrow my what-is broom maybe? ; #29 You're continuously opening and closing doors in my head. #30 a bold medley (madley ) #31 one more? Thank you Parker for a wonderful month!

I'll be coming back, probably tomorrow. I need more time to 'percolate' this.

I had to come back today. Your poems are not a quick read. A line that stood out: You cannot simply buy a sense of belonging - and I’m grateful for that Thank you for sharing your poems with us. Until next year?

#26 A moment to remember, I can see that. #27 So different from mine and so good. #28 Yep! #29 might've you know my opinion about this. #30 Totally! I wanna hear that war cry. Thank you for an awesome month! Until next year.

I always look for the ultimate blue everywhere where I go. Thank you for your encouraging comments, Parker. It's been a good month.

Congrats back! We did good!

LOL Why not?

Thank you, Gary! I loved all your comments.

Thank you, Gary! I doubt myself all the time. Thinking my poems made some kind of difference, makes me happy!

Thank you, Dolores. Blue is my favorite too.

Blue Early morning after a long night of traveling, something woke me. Dazed I pushed the curtain aside. There was it, the ultimate blue, calling to me. I clambered over him, carefully as not to wake him, opened the door of the RV. There I stood on the Promenade des Anglais. My hands on the cool, white railing, the wind tugging on my hair, caressing my bare chest, bringing with it a briny scent. It resonated with me, made me wide open, unbelievably happy. I hunted it many times, at many plac

Thank you! Although it wasn't all me.

hush...they might get their own novella.....

Which snacks? A.I. cookies? (more Sho x Ivan soon) Ummmm.... Not yet.

I'm flooded with pictures, associations and the idea of the flugelhorn. I'm glad you're writing again.

#21 confused me at first. #23 'the lone albatross' got to me. I wanted to talk to him. #24 made me smile #25 made me laugh aloud, after I understood the 'in bed' game. Never heard of it before. Let's walk together the rest of the way. Next year we explore new realms.

Let's not talk colas. Ew, lol, too much sugar. I could drink some plain green tea.

They probably drink different brands, like us. Theliel however, knows this little coffeshop, which sells Italian coffee, Vergano if you want to know. For @droughtquake : The famous coffee company Vergnano was founded as early as 1882 by Domenico Vergnano, the grandfather of the current owner of the company, as a small general store in the Piedmontese Chieri. Soon, however, the Vergnonie family discovered the secrets of coffee roasting and sold coffee in Turino and Alba. The purchase of a coffee plantation in Kenya also laid the foundation for the company currently exporting to 80 countries. To date, unlike most major roasting companies, the company uses slow roasting processes that last on average 20 minutes, promising first-class enjoyment and aroma development. Yum. Soooo, let's talk coffee!

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Thank you for reading my poems, Parker and finding something, good.

It will be good, when we have more time for condensed thoughts.