Avoiding a curse is ritual. Tossing salt over the shoulder. It'll not happen, then, that bad dreams come at you.
And for positives, one looks in the mirror at moments of great confidence, perhaps after a day when separate compliments come: You know so much. You're just so funny.
Not to mention a spark of a glance that under other conditions start long expeditions, find new continents.
So, to looking into that mirror for the Great One, the hero to take you on the journey into the possible, that you.
It's a finding that what's a prison of one's own limitations turns out to be a lucky number.
Pick the chair which makes you invulnerable to table whispers, sure that in the decorative tapers around, you're royal in the glint.
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Yes, we have great expections of our life..a compliment here, one there...glance in the mirror..questions..Me? But we are what we are and that mirror knows its Lucky days and its unlucky ones..knowing well glintz cherished in the heart is what makes any table palatable...Truly, love what you did with a salt shaker...bkm
ReplyDeleteTable whispers ... choosing the right chair. I must confess I never considered how important that might be! Liked your Magpie.
ReplyDeleteGosh, I love that last line. It really is all about choice, isn't it? You know so much. You're just so funny.
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ReplyDeleteBarbara,
ReplyDeleteTess always gives good images to play with, but my writing must wander in the wilderness for a while before it returns from some 'angle'.
Thanks!
Trulyfool
Helen,
ReplyDeleteWent to your site and appreciated your images a lot!
Right place, right table setting, right beverage, right company!
Trulyfool
Tess,
ReplyDeleteAw, Tess . . . you're just sayin' that.
TFool
Me,
ReplyDeleteHey, Duderino! Just checked into your blog, and it's got item for item lots of things I'm interested in!
How can I be that 'different' mon frere?
TFool
(Thanks for being here!)
So much to ponder and before reaching the knowing. This is a provocative piece.
ReplyDeleteTw,
ReplyDelete(My facial expressions provoke me even more -- Shakespearian, if you will!)
Trulyfool