I espied a pair of shoes by the toy train railway tracks. Maybe the owner was in a hurry to board the train!
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I espied a pair of shoes by the toy train railway tracks. Maybe the owner was in a hurry to board the train!
Posted for the Mundane Monday Challenge.
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Wonder what story they could tell 🙂
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Oh yes! There is a story in there all right 😉
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Great capture! 🙂
I have a feeling you will do great in haiku. Learn Japanese Haiku 🙂
If you need help, let me know!
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Thank you for the appreciation, Niranjan!
I have been dabbling in little poetic sounding pieces titled Small Stones / Mindful Writing. I love the simplicity and the depth of Japanese Haiku but I never tried writing it. I think the 5-7-5 structure was daunting.
So, please help!! 🙂
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🙂 No, contemporary haiku is not subject to limitations. I can give you an pverview. Do ping me : niranjanchess23@gmail.com
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Thank you so much! 🙂
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interesting finding on the track! I hope everyone is fine and no one tried anything stupid near the track 😉
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Nothing stupid. Except running alongside the train 😉
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Espied! What a lovely archaic word. Its use peaked in the 1810s, had a minor revival in the 1930s, and has fallen rapidly since then.
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I have a true love for a lot of archaic words. ‘Espied’ must have stuck from a previous reincarnation 😉
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