Belong(-ing) ~~ Sensational Haiku Wednesday

Château Vaudreuil, near Montreal, Canada

Belonging

belonging pay dues
so what does it get me—line
on piece of paper

Château Vaudreuil, near Montreal, Qc, Canada, is not a club where membership can be obtained. Rather it is a wonderful resort where Mrs. Jim and I stayed for three nights last week. They do many weddings and do sell hospitality packages. Château-Vaudreuil. com


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Microfiction has been moved to my other blog, Jim's Little Blog

We should have gotten old Poseidon's blessings. Afraid it's too late now.

Call his cell?

Ten minutes, huh? Fine. Thank you. Goodbye.

140 Characters
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Picture from Susan's blog, Stony River

Sailors prayed to Poseidon for a safe voyage, sometimes drowning horses as a sacrifice (Wikipedia).

Check over at Susan's blog, Stony River, for more microfiction Monday! They should read quickly because our requirement is 140 characters or less.
You might like to try this. It's fast, easy, and fun.

One Single Impression: Choices

Youthful Choices

my Johnny Boy please use your head
don't go too far away from home
head for the gold at rainbow's end
not a good choice alone unknown

I'm Johnny Boy I've made my pick
not left or right which one to choose
I'll take the cloud where angel sits
all seem the same nothing to loose

first love is sweet ne'er to forget
it mattered not soon went their way
our Johnny Boy had no regret
for sixty years savored one day

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found this of love that Johnny had
though you travel from home so far
making your choices good or bad
savor the rose your way is hard

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Prompt word, Choices, suggested by Joseph Harker at naming constellations
Find more poems at One Single Impression using "Choices" as prompt

For my short personal tale about these clouds, please go here.

Some scribblings:
left or right
right or wrong
wrong or not
knot or untied
tight or loose
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up or down