October Rap for Daily Photo (four)

Posted in Daily Photo: Photography, Poetry, Rap-song and Humour
The Daily Post, Song

“The last dead leaves of fall crackled underfoot, winter-crisp.”
― Neil Gaiman, American Gods

October Rap for Daily Photo

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In the close-up, I am even more gorgeous!

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October Rap for Daily Photo (six)

Posted in Daily Photo: Photography, Poetry, Rap-song and Humour
The Daily Post, Song

“The last dead leaves of fall crackled underfoot, winter-crisp.”
― Neil Gaiman, American Gods

October Rap for Daily Photo

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Red, red, and rain

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Nope, not leaving a stain!

October Rap for Daily Photo (one)

Posted in Daily Photo: Photography, Poetry, Rap-song and Humour
The Daily Post, Song

“The last dead leaves of fall crackled underfoot, winter-crisp.”
― Neil Gaiman, American Gods

October Rap for Daily Photo

October, October,
Call it a Rocktober
This is the rap
That would make anyone snap
As a matter of fact
If you manage to survive intact
Possibly use energy untapped
And sing this song without getting cracked

October, October,
When you need a leaf blower
Can this month be any slower
Calling red rover, red rover
Maybe it’s time for some poker
Wondering if I can finish this song sober
What’s it all about
Did you have some doubts
This is just a song
Written in a thong
Trying to make it rhyme
Before my bedtime
So don’t say it’s a crime
Just sing along at chime
And we’ll all be just fine

Word!

And that’s a wrap for October 😉

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Shine for The Daily Post (three)

Posted in the Daily Post: Shine
Photography /Poetry /Humour

“A day without sunshine is like, you know, night”
Steve Martin

Shine for The Daily Post

An unusual event
Over suburbia manifested
A late afternoon halo effect
Painted a glowy silhouette

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Shine for The Daily Post (two)

Posted in the Daily Post: Shine
Photography /Poetry /Humour

“A day without sunshine is like, you know, night”
Steve Martin

Shine for The Daily Post

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Sky painted red
Before the sun
Into the ocean fled

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Shine for The Daily Post (four)

Posted in the Daily Post: Shine
Photography /Poetry /Humour

“A day without sunshine is like, you know, night”
Steve Martin

Shine for The Daily Post

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The sun was rising
Over the horizon
Surely, a reason
For celebration
Especially here
In this season!

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Shine for The Daily Post (one)

Posted in the Daily Post: Shine
Photography /Poetry /Humour

“A day without sunshine is like, you know, night”
Steve Martin

Shine for The Daily Post

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A big white ball
In nature’s great hall
It’s tentacles sprawled
Across the bluest of walls

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Local Book Mobile for the Daily Post

Posted in the Daily Post: Local
Photography /Poetry /Humour

“My perfect morning is spent drinking coffee,
eating porridge and reading the paper at a local café”
Anton du Beke

Local Book Mobile for the Daily Post

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When you hear the sound of the wheels
As they slightly screech and squeal
A vehicle driving down the small road
All the kids are quickly up on their toes
Trying to get a glimpse of the nearing
Soon all their faces lit up and leering

The familiar sound of the tooting horn
Breaking the silence of the early morn’
The biggest of all the coaches
As the local book mobile approaches
Soon enough the children come a running
And started has the pushing and shoving

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A little while later
Only the sound of paper
Rustling, as the books have found
A solid ground
In the hands of the readers
Truly, the books are mind feeders

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H2O for the Daily Post (seven)

Posted in the Daily Post: H2O
Photography /Poetry /Humour

H2O for the Daily Post

“You can’t cross the sea merely by standing and staring at the water”
Rabindranath Tagore

Still Waters

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After the storm has passed
The water’s surface like glass
Unstirred and calm
Like a cool dark liquid balm

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H2O for the Daily Post (six)

Posted in the Daily Post: H2O
Photography /Poetry /Humour

H2O for the Daily Post

“You can’t cross the sea merely by standing and staring at the water”
Rabindranath Tagore

Raging Waters

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“Hell hath no fury,
Like a woman scorned”
Neither the seashore
Which the raging waves tore

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