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God loves a fool
Not stupidity
Innocence
Vulnerability
Openness
A childlike nature
Like the gate with its broken latch
Swinging to and fro with the rhythm of hope
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God loves a fool
Not stupidity
Innocence
Vulnerability
Openness
A childlike nature
Like the gate with its broken latch
Swinging to and fro with the rhythm of hope
Hi Joan,
I love the comparative imagery and metaphor of the broken gate swinging open and the rhythm of hope.
Stay well,
Annie
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Thanks so much, Annie, blessings and sweetness to you *willows in mist**starlight**smiling heart*
Joan–I especially like the image of the gate swinging back and forth in this April poem. This image takes me back to childhood when gates could become a piece of playground equipment to enjoy for a few minutes or much longer.
Happy National Poetry Month!
Alice and Willow
Perfect, thank you dear Alice, blessings and sweetness to you and Willow *wind tossed petals**yellow butterflies**children dancing*
This brought back memories of a childhood when my cousins and I would swing across the gate, pretending to be playing bus bus!!
What a delightful picture, thank you, my dear Pari, for sharing, wishin you love and sweetness always! *children singing**swaying willows**smiling heart*
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