Posted in World Wide Wednesday
World Wide Wednesday in Finland
“Do not cross the brook for water”
Finnish proverb
Towers
The mighty towers of Helsinki
They do empower this little city
Look up, and you’ll fell giddy
Climb up, and you’ll get dizzy
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Poetry of Everything
Entry and Exit Ways | one
Posted in World Wide Wednesday
World Wide Wednesday in Finland
“Do not cross the brook for water”
Finnish proverb
Entry and Exit Ways
You must choose:
Win or loose
To die in your boots
And even pray, for Zeus
Two entry ways
Before you join the maze
And your enemy face
Be careful always
Follow the hallways
This may take days
There will be chase
Even empty space
Before the winner of the race
Can fame and fortune, embrace
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Entry and Exit Ways | four
Posted in World Wide Wednesday
World Wide Wednesday in Finland
“Do not cross the brook for water”
Finnish proverb
Entry and Exit Ways
The Niemelä family
Wrote their name permanently
On top of the door way
Just to scare people away
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Towers | two
Posted in World Wide Wednesday
World Wide Wednesday in Finland
“Do not cross the brook for water”
Finnish proverb
Towers
Historical architecture…
No, this is not a lecture
Just a statement from a collector
Of experiences bringing pleasure
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Entry and Exit Ways | two
Posted in World Wide Wednesday
World Wide Wednesday in Finland
“Do not cross the brook for water”
Finnish proverb
Entry and Exit Ways
A message in the window
Left there, by a weirdo
Maybe, as innuendo
If you choose to follow
You’ll remain in limbo
Until it is time to continue
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Entry and Exit Ways | six
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World Wide Wednesday in Finland
“Do not cross the brook for water”
Finnish proverb
Entry and Exit Ways
The clock is ticking
Time is running out
So is the thinking
Of rhyme, I just wanna shout:
Visit Helsinki:
It’s always very pretty!
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Entry and Exit Ways | five
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World Wide Wednesday in Finland
“Do not cross the brook for water”
Finnish proverb
Entry and Exit Ways
The Saaristo people
Sounds like a sequel?
Let’s call them the Islanders
And file under
“Do not enter”
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Towers | one
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World Wide Wednesday in Finland
“Do not cross the brook for water”
Finnish proverb
Towers
Tall standing brick towers
One of them painted with flowers
One of them seems a little sour
While the third one wears the proverbial trousers
They also seem to possess superpowers
Especially, during the late night hours
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Dandelions (two)
Posted in Daily Photo
“Dandelions, like all things in nature are beautiful when you take the time to pay attention to them.”
― June Stoyer
Three’s a Crowd (Rap)
Did you think
That three was a crowd
Then let this in sink
We are even more loud
We are gorgeously yellow
And we really like jello
We even play the cello
Waving you hello
Word!
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Dandelions (one)
Posted in Daily Photo
“Dandelions, like all things in nature are beautiful when you take the time to pay attention to them.”
― June Stoyer
Twosome
Little ruffled
Little worn
Little scuffled
Little torn
There is nothing wrong
In still growing strong
Rantings Of A Third Kind 