AS AN ONLY CHILD WITH NO CLOSE TIES...I HAVE NO PROBLEMS IMAGINING THE UNIMAGINABLE. WHICH, NEEDLESS TO SAY, HAS IT PROS AND CONS. THANKS FOR SHARING. LOVE, BLESSINGS AND FAITH...JOYCE * HIS INSPIRATIONS
I do have an affinity for succinct poetry; to me the less words needed to make the point, the better. I guess that is why I post a daily senryu or haiku on Facebook. Thank you for sharing, Chris. Love and peace,
YES indeed, limitless ideas contained in the simplest (and fewest) of words. I tend to be wordy and need to guard against it, so bravo, well done with minimal tools. John
Chris
I am imagining what you are imagining what an imagination that is!
Food for thought:
imagination fascination contemplation!
Love this poem!
Peace and love
Amber
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enjoyed your poem, Chris Topher,
My imagination was just imagining what its imagination could do.
~ your friend, Zach
Sandie :)
hug
Kathy
Regis
Love ya!
Jane
how idle one's mind could've been!
Ron
Peace be with you
William
I am imagining what you are imagining what an imagination that is!
Food for thought:
imagination fascination contemplation!
Love this poem!
Peace and love
Amber