What Do You See? – Willow Poetry
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Big Daddy braved the hot roof
and brow-beat young Maggie with a
“Where’s he hiding?”
kind of look;
“O Brick?” said Maggie,
“He’s just hanging out,
I guess he’ll drop in later.”
©Paul Vincent Cannon
Referencing Tennessee William’s play ‘Cat On A Hot Tin Roof’
Paul, pvcann.com
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Cute picture with an equally fun poem.
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Glad you liked it 😀
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just hanging out….this is cute and funny.
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Couldn’t resist, such a great image, thank you Helene.
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Pleasure is mine Paul
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Lol! Excellent, Paul.
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Many thanks for that Punam.
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You are welcome! 🙂
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A witty work, Paul!
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Thank you Sandy 🙂
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Welcome, Paul.
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Wow…
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Thank you so much Rupali.
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This is a great depiction of the photo!!
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Many thanks for that Ruth.
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My pleasure!
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🙂 Good one!
There are too many Big Daddies in this fairy-tale world!
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Well-done double-entendre. (Which BTB is an English phrase. We Frogs don’t use it).
Cheers.
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I know, we are good at cannibalising other languages. Thank you so much.
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De rien.
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Ha ha! Nice one.
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Couldn’t resist 😀
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I bet!
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A fun one…
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Yes, I do need to do that occasionally 🙂
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Hahaha! I love it, Paul! Great take on the prompt.
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Thought I’d lighten up for that one, lol, thanks Winnie.
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I really love it lol. You’re welcome, Paul.
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Brilliant! I love the way you’ve connected it to the characters in the play/film.
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Great poem! Love the “just hanging out.”
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Thank you so much.
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No problem!
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Very well written – I love it so creative and humorous
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Couldn’t resist the reference.
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