At dVerse Kim is hosting the Quadrille (44 words) with an invitation to write a poem using some form of the word bell.
dVerse Poets – Quadrille – For whom the bell tolls
“In alchemy Mercurius is allegorised as the stag because the stag can renew itself.” Carl Jung
All The Young Does The high street doe unconsciously paraded, offending older women with supple confidence, and her taut longings, leaving all the young bucks pulsating while older stags inwardly belled at their stirring memories of the young does they grazed with in fields, glades and hedgerows. Copyright 2022 ©Paul Vincent Cannon All Rights Reserved ®️ Note: to bell is bark or bellow, and in earlier times a stag was said to bell or bark when it scented a doe.
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Haha, eternal moment ~ and GREAT photo!
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I liked the picture that you used Paul. The faces on those men checking out the girl are priceless, and she just goes her merry way smiling along.
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I think she’d outrun them too, thank you Jim 🙂
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Paul, I’m glad you gave that def of belled. I interpreted it as belled as in cat.
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My pleasure Lisa, and thank you.
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You’re welcome 🙂
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You did it, Paul! You included belling stags in your quadrille! It evoked a strange image in my head, which I can’t shake off, of the high street doe being pursued by bucks and stags.
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Thank you so much Kim, I think this doe would outrun them 🙂
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The photo says it all. Those lecherous old duffers! Clever use of “bell”.
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Thank you so much Yvonne – I think she’d outrun them 🙂
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Interesting poem and take on the prompt. 🙂
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Many thanks Bill 🙂
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A poem well penned!
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Thank you very much indeed 🙂
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Well,this made me smile.😊
Pat
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Grat take, Paul and that photo says all!
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Great use of words – great poem
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Glad you liked it 🙂
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