Small Delights

Feed
my heart
on small delights
to starve the unfathomable
despair.


Photo by Alaric Duan on Unsplash


Liners Notes for this Groove: This elfchen was created for the Friday Writings prompt at Poets and Storytellers United, Write Your Medicine 

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    1. They've been keeping me afloat during these crazy last couple of years.

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  2. It reads like a spell and I love it. Also, what Debra and Cressida said. May the bites be yummy and effective.

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    1. I love that it has that spell-like feel :)

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  3. The strength in your poem overwhelms, I love poetry that speaks volumes with few words. Wishing you an epic 50th on the 27th! Also, improving health for your loved ones.

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    1. Aw, thanks Helen. Both my husband and Darling Youngest are doing much better now that they've been on the anti-viral meds. I think the cough might linger a bit, but at least most of the other symptoms have faded away.

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  4. Oh girl, I hope you or anyone you know does not have despair that deep, for most poetic thoughts come from within, I think. Even with a prompt. Be well. Blessings on this Earth Day.

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    1. I can't say that there haven't been some very low points in the last year, but I'm still standing, so that counts for something. :)

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  5. We had a small delight that our daughter dropped off, then texted us about it. It was a lemon cupcake which we promptly ate.
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    1. That sounds yummy! One of my nieces has a killer lemon square recipe.

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  6. So very true for me, too. Good cheer! :-)

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  7. So much said in few words Great!

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  8. Your poem reads like an affirmation; an act of saying YES to writing, every day. Simply beautiful.

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    1. Writing is one of the mightiest of small pleasures. :)

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  9. If you have enough of those small delights, you may end up with a feast! May it be so!

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