A gnome’s home
has an acorn dome;
seasonally, he roams.
In spring property expanding.
Summer, treetop camping.
Fall, his dwelling takes a dive.
Squirrels misplacing, winter woe!
Until next year, his new home grows.
This is a piece of brevity with as a photo contest. 34 word maximum. My son asked me, what’s inside an acorn? And, I created this idea of it being a gnome’s home which he likes very much.
A lovely bit of nonsense. A baby squirrel climbed up my leg yesterday whilst I was on a walk with Mrs H! I think it must have fallen from a tree. I put it near some adults just hoping its parents would claim it. π
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Thank you, Hobbo. Oh my! I would have been super startled by a squirrel climbing up my leg. He was definitely barking up the wrong tree. π I saw a squirrel with a broken tail jigging the other day. He was in misery.
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π i was wearing shorts too, and was a bit worried that he would seek refuge in their warmth!
A broken tail would be quite a handicap for a squirrel I would think. π
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I love it too! I have not been good at writing short stories, at least that short. I tried it on a 700-word contest. I didn’t win. Oh well. Your illustration is terrific too!
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Thank you. Brevity feels good, but can be painful.
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What a gorgeous idea and story behind it!!
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Ty, little imagination sparks my two.
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This is adorable! I just happen to love garden gnomes. I have a few sun-bleached guys in my garden! The image is fabulous, too!
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Thank you. Weβre gnome fans here as well.
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utterly delightful; so much in a tiny space; a touch of the magical π
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Ty π
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