Come read more rictameter in the Imaginary Garden.Enoughhistrionics;confusing tendencyto conflate real with imagined.I wish I could be enough for your days,but failing exclusivity,I guess I’ll learn to shareif home base isenough.
5.19.2013
Imaginary Friend
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Tough write! I like this a lot.
ReplyDeleteThis reminds me of my oldest daughter's imaginary friend, and how I would have to spend hours listening to her tell me all the things he had said and done that day. Of course, now she's top of her class in second year Corporate Communications...
ReplyDeleteCool topic! Hmmmm....my life might be improved by an imaginary friend!
ReplyDeleteMy granddaughter is constantly coming up with imaginary friends to talk to and about. I hope this never stops!
ReplyDeleteI read a totally other meaning to this - to me, it spoke of 'an other woman' in a relationship...
ReplyDeletei wish i had an imaginary friend,guess its not too late to have one..
ReplyDeleteI went straight to the poem before looking at the title ... I also thought of someone in an 'open relationship.' Enjoyed the write.
ReplyDeleteI love this, Marian, especially the 4- and 5-syllable words used in this form's tight syllable count! "Histrionics" might tend to rule out "exclusivity" in many a relationship, real or imagined. LOL
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I specially like this part:
ReplyDeleteI wish I could be enough for your days,
but failing exclusivity
Very productive weekend Marian, thanks for sharing ~
Happy week ~
fun to read these comments and the different readings! thank you.
ReplyDeleteThis is fantastic you have conveyed a tremendous amount in a beautiful composition
ReplyDeletethank you :)
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