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Superstitions
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Good news!
Older man's worst fear laid to rest today
"No more zipper worries" the cookie told
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But then,
Tea leaves read aloud by his dearest friend.
"Bain of mankind, dread of snaps comes to haunt"
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Poem Copyright 2014, © Jimmiehov, All Rights Reserved
Picture from Ella, Wednesday, July 20, 2011 http://withrealtoads.blogspot.com/2011/07/poetic-exercise.html
Now, on Monday morning, I'm linked with Kerry at the Real Toads, Open Link Monday
Today I am linked with Margaret at the Real Toads, Play it Again, # 7
Today I am linked with Margaret at the Real Toads, Play it Again, # 7
Margaret's instructions: "... Fortunes, sometime share great wisdom and speak the truth. I thought it would be fun to include a fortune saying in our poem ... Pick one [that] speaks to you. "
[My muse picked one fortune for me, then a tea leaves reading also.]
There are fortune cookies in this part of the world too, Dr & Mrs Jim :)
ReplyDeleteIf it's not one thing it's another... fortune cookies and tea leaves are sure things, right? ; )
ReplyDeleteClever and fun to read! I love Fortune cookies and tea leaves~ Great pic of your cookie
ReplyDeleteOne fear replaced by another!
ReplyDeleteoh!! the fortune cookie seems the happier one here!! loved this one Jim!
ReplyDeleteinteresting
ReplyDeleteIf something doesn't catch you, then something else will nip you. There is no winning this thing! ;-)
ReplyDeleteSomething good and something bad they come in two's! Wonderful thoughts Dr Jim!
ReplyDeleteHank
.... you are so funny!
ReplyDeleteso clever! i love this, Jim. watch out for those snaps.
ReplyDeletewe've been noticing stranger and stranger fortunes in our cookies lately, most of them not fortunes at all. very odd saying, many of them inspiring much laughter. i think someone is having a great time writing them, somewhere. that is a job i would love to have!!
Love the play between fortune cookies and tea leaves.
ReplyDeleteVery clever and funny :)
ReplyDeleteSweet use of the fortune of the cookie, which must have been invented by salesmen.
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