The wind tossed laundry
to the ground where it lay still
no longer as clean
to the ground where it lay still
no longer as clean
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D-L Nelson is an American-born Swiss-Canadian writer and journalist. Visit her website www.dlnelsonwriter.com
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- Another no buy month
- Laundry haiku
- Being relevant
- Sauf Riverains
- Point of View
- Water haiku
- The missing wedding ring
- Rock me Amadeus
- More mailboxes with attitude
- Easter in Argeles.
- Arthur C. Clarke Has Joined The Stars
- And More Horror
- It is not getting better.
- Death in our name
- Happy Anniversary Iraq
- Walls
- The ultimate in colour co-ordination
- Jeannette is 97
- He he he
- The cat that wanted to be a flower...take 2
- Sounds, Smells, Touch
- Ho Tai on the hearth
- Neighbourly rocks
- Haiku
- Surprise Palomino
- Please read my favorite blogger
- Remembering Jimmy
- Pancake Sunday
- A Fawlty Towers Moment
- The wind
- Violence begats Violence
- Wending through confetti to buy a ticket.
- Trente Ans Déjà
- The cat who wants to be a flower
- You tube addict
- Carnival and Confetti
- Fleur comes for lunch
- Interviews
- A great video
- Help my writing mate, please
- Another reason I love Argelès
- The dusty rose hoe
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