I’ll leave it to the rain to speak
As it gently drops from my weathered eaves
I’ll leave it to the sun to spill
Shadows through staccato sky
I’ll leave it to the wind to spread promises
This is where I
Will hear truth
dversepoets.com Quadrillw Monday. The word is eavesdrop. I split the word in two. I hope that is legal.
About Mary (tqhousecat)
I am married, and a mother of two grown children. I love Jesus and sharing my faith through written words. My poetry is on my blog and you can find some previous stories on Medium and linked-in. My focus is hope in Christ. My desire is that whoever reads this will be blessed, inspired, occasionally amused, kind, and patient to my growth in Christ as He conforms me to His image.
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‘The answer my friend is blowin’ in the wind’ – a beautifully poetic take on the prompt.
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Thank you. Anything g Peter, Paul and Mary!
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“drops from weathered eaves” what a clever turnabout of the word! Clever
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Thank you Beverly!
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Very nice! Love the Staccato sun!
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Thanks Dwight!
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I agree with Bev about the clever turnaround of the prompt word, Mary, ‘As it gently drops from my weathered eaves’, and I love the image of he sun spilling ‘Shadows through staccato sky’. The wind spreading promises and truth is a familiar old friend; as Ingrid said, ‘the answer is blowin’ in the wind’.
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Thank you Kim!
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The wind will always tell the truth… and yes as Ingrid says.
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So much truth in nature. Thanks Bjorn!
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Lovely images of nature, Mary. You’re so right, truth can be found there.
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Thank you Mary! Ha, I’m always telling people “I’m the other Mary “! Now I met her!
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Haha – that’s how I chose this name, years ago there was a prompt and I called myself “Mary” and there was someone who had been blogging longer than I, and she instructed me to change my name or everyone would be confused. So, that’s what I came up with. 🙂 Nice ‘meeting’ you!
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Oh gosh this is incredibly sublime! 💝💝
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Thank you!
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Wonderful poem and I love the lines, “I’ll leave it to the rain to speak As it gently drops from my weathered eaves.”
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Sweet words feom you to comment. Thank you!
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