Sunday, November 1, 2020

Blue Moon (Tanka)

 

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4 comments:

  1. The results of the US election, another lockdown in the UK, earthquakes, etc. We need something to stop us all going to hell in
    a handcart, Cara!

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    1. Fingers crossed! I live in a remote rural area, and while I don't think that anyone living in our little ghost town will get up to anything foolish, I see a lot of tRump flags flying when I go into the city. If that creature loses (which I hope he does), things may get chaotic in the cities. His supporters are foaming at the mouth brainwashed zombies.

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  2. Very good questions. Sometimes their is only congenial compromise especially when the politics are so awfully skewed.

    Jules (from WP)

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