Red for Mundane Monday (Two)

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Red for Mundane Monday

“I didn’t like mundane life” Jeanne Calment

Red Fruit

They are

Healthy
Juicy
Delicious

Tasty
Fruity
Nutritious

They are not

Spaghetti
Soupy
Suspicious

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Red for Mundane Monday (One)

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Red for Mundane Monday

“I didn’t like mundane life” Jeanne Calment

Red Eyes

Glowing red hot streaks of light
Staring, still scared to lose my sight
Instincts kicking in: Fight or flight

Getting closer and closer
Movement slower and slower
Breathing lower and lower

Questions, filling my mind
What kind of monsters do I find
Will they be bad or will they be kind

“Well, guess there is only one way to find out”
She said out loud
And then, she opened the box…

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Mundane Monday (2016-07-18) Five

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Mundane Monday

“I now find magic in the mundane. I’m also more creative – better able to look beyond the obvious and come up with new story angles.” Deborah Norville

Abandoned on Monday

“No buses today”

“Why?”

“Because, it’s Monday”

“So, I am just supposed to stay?”

“Well, you stay and play,
Or call for a taxi
And a higher fee pay!”

“What if I simply pray?”

“No use,
The buses won’t come today”

“Why?”

“Because, it’s Monday!”

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Mundane Monday (2016-07-18) Four

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Mundane Monday

“I now find magic in the mundane. I’m also more creative – better able to look beyond the obvious and come up with new story angles.” Deborah Norville

Red Light on Monday

Don’t run
Against the red light
You might
Get a sight
If the coppers
Are watching
In their choppers!

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Mundane Monday (2016-07-18) Three

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Mundane Monday

“I now find magic in the mundane. I’m also more creative – better able to look beyond the obvious and come up with new story angles.” Deborah Norville

Sunshine on Monday

Look, who decided to show up
And here I was starting
To get all wound up!

Quickly, up from the tub
Grab my favourite cup
And outside,
With a huff and puff
I go
And none too slow!

Before, that is,
My favourite show
On TV is up!

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Mundane Monday (2016-07-18) Two

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Mundane Monday

“I now find magic in the mundane. I’m also more creative – better able to look beyond the obvious and come up with new story angles.” Deborah Norville

Rain on Monday

The snail’s predictions
Done, with convictions
Brought us destruction
With a set of storm and rain
Falling heavily,
Onto, the open plane

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Mundane Monday (2016-07-18) One

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Mundane Monday

“I now find magic in the mundane. I’m also more creative – better able to look beyond the obvious and come up with new story angles.” Deborah Norville

Dark Clouds on Monday

Ominous and eerie
Even though, in theory
It was still summer

Feelings of weary
Vision getting blurry
Starting to worry
As the weather
Was getting glummer

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Mundane Monday #67: One

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Mundane Monday

“Who can say what astonishments are hidden inside the most mundane being?”
Kate DiCamillo

Colour Coordination

If you want to make a statement
You need to be colour coordinated
Dressed in matching outfits
With all of your surroundings

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Mundane Monday #67: Five

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Mundane Monday

“Who can say what astonishments are hidden inside the most mundane being?”
Kate DiCamillo

Apples

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“How about them apples, then?”
Asked Sven

Sinking his teeth into one
He knew he had just won

“I’ll give this a full ten!”

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Mundane Monday #67: Three

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Mundane Monday

“Who can say what astonishments are hidden inside the most mundane being?”
Kate DiCamillo

Mayweeds

mayweed-1

The flowerbeds’ seed
Looks like weed
But, pretty indeed
Let’s call them
Mayweeds
Even, if it’s summer!

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