knot natures fingerprint
indelible in oak,
next to hinge
human bracket
attaching forms together
so they opened,
upon the garden,
a garden that was
a need to her,
amongst earth and plants
removing weeds,
she worked
perspiration moistened brow
alone now and happy,
a wry smile edged the corner
of her mouth,
remembering that other garden
of medicinal herbs,
that she grew as a hobby,
her husband could not understand,
till he encountered
the lethal deadly nightshade,
regrets where few.
http://www.threewordwednesday.com/ hinge , lethal , need
is it wrong that the ending made me smile. really nice write.
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Not wrong and i am glad you liked
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LOL maybe he should have been curious sooner. great story told.
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Thanks Sheilagh and loved your werewolf tale
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oooo. You do murder/thriller poetry well, Christopher. I like!
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Thank you Susan another path i am treading
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Poor husband ! Caught me off guard. Nice
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Thank you and i liked your take on the three words
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No wonder she was smiling! Cool tale….women do, as a rule, kill most often with poison…
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Oh, what a story you’ve woven into this fine poem.
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