What Do You See
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What Do You See
Determination
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My teacher will disagree
The teacher had this nasty habit of writing test scores on the board. The toppers enjoyed the applause for sure, but many secretly wished it was not all put out in the open. Why should everyone know he prefers playing with his dog to solving algebra equations? Nobody cares to know that he draws and … Continue reading My teacher will disagree
Appreciation
We are a network of people with a common ideal —tourists should always return with a positive impression of our beloved city. We formed a non-profit organisation to ensure their journeys were joyous and smooth. It wasn't very reassuring that memories faded as they returned to their own lives. Forgotten, we linger in the shadows … Continue reading Appreciation
Balloony
dreamstake offlike hot airright efforts ensurepricks can deflate, not destroy dreams What Do You See
Mockingly
wearing a paintingdressed in multiple texturesMother Nature mocksefforts of creative artsto recreate God's planet WDYS #262
Recreate
The first model of a boat didn't quite meet my expectations. But I didn't give up. With each new piece, I persevered and gradually perfected it. Yet the tiny boats looked weird on the wooden table as if they had been sent to a workshop for repairs. My Mom quietly spread silver foil on the table … Continue reading Recreate
Sparks
In the heart of night, a spark ignites,A flame of anger, burning bright.Who will quell this fiery blaze,And bring calm to stormy days? Not the rain, with its gentle touch,Nor the wind, though it blows so much.For anger’s fire, fierce and wild,Needs more than nature’s soothing mild. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kezY7C_XMgU What Do You See #260
Fear-mongering
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Changing Gear
The knife's metal blade catches threads of light to gleam as the sweetness of the fruit lingers on my tongue. It takes a knife and sharp teeth to extract sweetness from a well-bred fruit. The book taught me horticultural tricks but not the art of enjoying the fruit of my labour. I learnt it from the hard knocks … Continue reading Changing Gear
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