Our friend Dan has started The First Annual Thursday Doors Writing Challenge which began on April 27, 2021. The photograph is mine. I hope you enjoy.
Little Doors
There are tales of little doors
And of creatures from the moors.
Fairies, leprechauns and trolls
In their hands their tiny bowls.
In dark of night when they do stir
You’ll never see more than a blur.
What’s for dinner? I don’t know.
They are hungry if they show.
Tiny heads and tiny feet
Do not laugh if chance you meet.
Stand so still and let them be.
Never fear what you can’t see.
Open wide that little door
Magic lives and it wants more.
Freedom such a pretty word
Deep within the heart it stirred.
Gently treat the magic folk
They may in you pure joy evoke.
Live together and at peace
And on life a brand-new lease.
Well written kind sir, it instills a wondering or yearning of something special. Is it a dream or real. A need to touch that something wonderful that may be beyond that little door…dare I believe and wander through 😀 ❤️ 🙏🏽 🦋
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Thank you Mark. It does present a world of possibilities for the mind.
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I appear to have made an error, I was thinking your picture, Dan’s poem? My apologies dear lady 😀
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“Perfect poem for your photo. Wouldn’t expect anything less of you! Amazing how that little door in the tree can conjure up endless tales, mostly whimsical.
“Gently treat the magic folk,
They may in you pure joy invoke
Live together and at peace
And on life a brand-new lease”
Amen.
Ginger
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I have no idea where the idea came from but it was difficult trying to make that photograph. I’m glad people are liking it.
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I love this poem, Pam. Thanks so much for adding a little whimsy to my day and for supporting the challenge with both a photo and a poem,
I would never laugh if I met them 😉
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I’m not sure I would be able to breathe if I met one!
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Well done! I shall make myself tiny and join them. I love it. 🌸💛
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I would love to join them, on a temporary basis!
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💛 yes, temporarily!
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I loved this poem. Perfect for your door.
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Thank you Jennie.
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You’re welcome, Pam.
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Beautifully done. We all need a dose of magic now and then, Pam.
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I truly think we do.
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Loved this line:
Open wide that little door
Magic lives and it wants more.
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There is magic all around us if we only have the courage to look.
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“Magic lives and it wants more.”
I liked this line the most. 🙂 So, we shall not laugh and fear what we cannot see. Duly noted.
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Ha ha ha! I like that, duly noted.
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👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
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Thanks.
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Super, Pamela.
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Thanks.
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A magical little poem that perfectly suits the tiny door.
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Thank you so much! I had such fun writing it.
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A lovely poem! I really enjoyed that, and I’d love to meet a little creature. I promise not to laugh and to stand very still. =) Great line, “Never fear what you can’t see.”
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Thank you Brenda. I always wonder what is just out of sight…
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This is delightful, Pam. I would love to chance on some fairies. I promise to respect them!
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That would be my plan. Once I got over the shock of seeing one!
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There is that! We’d have to keep our shock in check, not to scare them off, of course.
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Perfect Pamela! A little magic goes a long way… xx
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Thank you Joy. We need more of it.
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