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There’s another world
Above the clouds
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A perfect place we’ve yet to see
A world unknown to you and me
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An unspoilt world
Untouched by man
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A world which knows not war or strife
Untainted by the needs of life
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Above the clouds
There’s perfect peace
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Way beyond our troubled land
Unspoilt by greed and human hand
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There’s another world
Above the clouds
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A world unchanged since time began
A world where nothing hides the sun
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I’ve got 24 words to spare so here’s a joke!
Why did the white cloud idolise the black cloud? Because …
Sorry, out of words!
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Thanks to Rochelle for hosting and to Na’ama for the picture.
Click the Statue of Frogerty to join in the fun.
I’ve written a second piece this week!
A precious thought! I noted the clouds, too, when I saw the photo — artist’s eye, I guess.
What a frustrating joke! Maybe others will leave some brilliant answers in your comments.
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My first thought was with the statue, but as always I dismissed it chose to go with my second idea, clouds! As for the joke, we’ll see!
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Thats a lovely poem about a place I’d love to go.
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Me too Mason! Thanks so much.
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You’re welcome.
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A beautiful image, Keith, really beautiful. And you’ve got me scratching my head about the joke… Nice one!
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That really kind of you Jenne, thank you. Scratch on!
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Don’t keep us hanging, finish the joke!
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NO!!! (hehe!)
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😂😂😂
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Your story poem reminded me of that song Willy Wonka sings in the movie. Love how you used your last words to make a joke. Your name isn’t Willy Wonka is it?
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Haha, what on earth makes you think that? Cheers, Lisa.
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🙂 Cheers, Keith.
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Unfortunately the other world is never available to the living
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Bit of a dead loss then! Thanks, Larry.
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Your other world sounds lovely, but I’d rather wait a few more years before I see it!
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I’ve been double jabbed so I should be ok for a year or three!
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I liked your poem very much, but I fear that far to many satellites now populate the space above the clouds.
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Best take a tennis racket or a fly swat with you! Cheers, Michael.
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Dear Keith,
Lovely and thoughtful poem. Love the frog. And the joke…well…it still made me laugh.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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I’m glad you laughed at the question because the answer’s not that funny! Thanks, Rochelle.
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A comforting thought, the other world.
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It has to be a better place. Thanks for dropping by.
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Heaven, although i doubt it’s physically “above the clouds,” is just like that. Fun ending!
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I’m sure you’re right Mimi. I certainly didn’t see it on my last plane flight!
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Sounds like heaven. Although too much sun is firey… 😀
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A good point Tannille, but I’m sure the angels hand out sun cream!
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Your meen! I don’t have a clue about that joke but it gave me a good laugh nonetheless.
The poem is beautiful and peaceful. I always wanted a spin in orbit, just once around, but now I’m too old and unfit…(and don’t have the millions anyway).
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Thanks so much. One lap does sound fun, but I don’t think I’ll bother!
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Hi Keith – I think I’ll stay below them for now … my time will come to rise and shine – but not for a couple of decades at least – if I’m lucky!! Cheers and have an enjoyable gusty weekend … by the way is there an orange domed building on Bexhill beach – that I can see from E/b front? And of course if so – what is it?! Please find an answer to your joke … my black cloud yesterday was a monster dragon chasing a human … he was caught and absorbed into a bigger black cloud! Cheers Hilary
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I’ll hopefully stay put for a while too!
The only building I can think of that you can see is the Colonnade. It’s actually white but it does reflect colours, especially at sunset. Here’s a link-
http://www.roffsmithphotography.com/king-george-v-colonnade-bexhill-seafront/
As for the joke, it’s nothing as exciting as your dragon! All will be revealed when I post my FF story next Wednesday but don’t get excited, it’s pretty feeble!
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Thanks Keith – the thing I saw was orange, as ever orange can be, and of a more elongated flatter dome … who knows – neither of us … but thanks for having an idea … I’m off to be blown along the front – cheers Hilary
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Now I’m intrigued! I’ve steered clear of the prom for the last few days for obvious reasons, but I’ll take a look later!
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Good poem, Ive just seen you’ve done 2 so I was working backwards today so I’ve skipped forwards and you’ve scuppered my system.
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Sorry about that! Pleased you enjoyed it though.
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like they say, to dream is free. 🙂
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Indeed it is. Thanks plariel.
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Creative take on the prompt. The place sounds heavenly. Love the frog.
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Thanks for your kind words.
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A very lovely poem!
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Thanks very much, Ali.
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Great poem… loved the joke.. and here, I thought you’d just forgot the punch line… heheh! Have a great week, Keith!
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Thanks, Bear. The joke? Answer next week!
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I’ll be watching for it… Hehe!
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I enjoyed the tranquillity of your vision.
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Thanks so much, Penny.
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Love your take on the prompt. Charming piece!
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I’m pleased, thank you.
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We’re doing our best to spoil it with satellites, space stations… I’m sure we’re not too many generations away from space station convenience stores.
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That wouldn’t surprise me at all!
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“Statue of Frogerty” ha! ha! snort!
Lovely poem, nicely done.
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Delighted to have amused you subroto!
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LOL at the riddle at the end. Loved the poem too. I believe there is such a place, in our hearts if nowhere else. And, that’s what matters! Now about that riddle…
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I believe so too. The riddle? As they say, watch this space!
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