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>This works so well that I wonder if the words erased were truly needed ! Love this : fumbled and slurred soundlessly
>Love it too, Pamela. Interesting focus on the bottle of Chartreuse and its effect. Well erased! ~Brenda
>Yes, that green chartreuse is strong stuff, Pamela!
>So much energy in this, Pamela! Great word choices!
>You really distilled the text. It seemed very angry to me.
>Linda Thanks and I enjoyed this prompt and this form of writing very much!Pamela
>Thanks Brenda ;)!Pamela
>Love chartreuse Derrick!Pamela
>Thanks for stopping over Footprints!Pamela
>Thanks Barb and it did turn out sounding a bit angry.Maybe it is a reflection of my sour mood lately ;)Honestly this is an interesting form of writing poetry though!Pamela
>wow — I didn't get anger. I got earthquake or fire or some immediately-after-disaster reaction. thanks for playing, Pam!:)
>AngieThis was a lot of fun!Thanks for a great prompt!I suppose it does sound like that!Pamela
>It's interesting how we all used the same text yet we all definitely inserted our own flavor. This was absolutely a "Pamela poem"! I loved how you got you to shine through so well. Does that make sense?!- Dina
>Thanks Dina that is a very nice thing to say!yes it does make sense to me but then who knows if that makes sense!;)Pamela
>Woot! I love, "people running melody" Wow! This prompt fit you, Pamela. Wonderful the way you ended this, too. Thank you!
>LindaThanks for such a nice comment!Pamela
>I pictured a room full of people indulging in the company of the green fairy. Your final result was very descriptive and full of anger, misery, and drunk. Very well done.
>Thanks Nicole!So you saw anger too! Oh no! ;)Pamela