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NPM 2010: Prompt 21

Posted on April 21, 2010 by Bud Hunt

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Last reply was 756 days ago
  1. Kevin Hodgson
    View 757 days ago

    The keys have gone missing
    for days now
    when time allowed us a single moment of repose
    which we took without hesitation
    in order to lock ourselves up
    in solitude.

    Now we find ourselves unable to breathe
    even a word of it
    as we push against the rusty hinges,
    waiting for the door to crack
    so that we may escape the burden
    of secrecy.

    http://vocaroo.com/?media=v6hKMWNLYDxtOuCPi

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  2. Kelly
    View 756 days ago

    My daughter is in bed with me right now, a bit bothered by the lightning. So I showed her the picture and asked her to tell me about what she sees…I’m picking out the gems of her story:

    There’s an elf locked behind this door of green
    actually many elves
    cleaning up a secret mess
    hiding from Santa

    But Santa has the key
    tucked in his pocket
    and sneaks in to help
    then gathers them all for a ride in his sleigh

    They fly to the village
    on the eve of Christmas
    presents awaiting the trees
    for a morning of joy & surprise

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    • Kevin Hodgsonreplied:
      View 756 days ago

      Nice. I love the inspiration of the young mind.
      Kevin

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