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Gypsie’s Wonderful World of Words

Shakespeare published 154 sonnets in his quarto in 1609. While the initial 126 are addressed to a young man, the final 28 are directed toward an enigmatic woman referred to as the dark lady.

  • Can You Tell A Story in 38 Words

    Operation Quack was in place, the team at the ready. The baited pram expertly modified to attract any vanilla, non-chocolate perpetrators within. This… More.

  • Some of My Favorite Things

    By Gypsie-Ami Offenbacher-Ferris My poem “Some of my Favorite Things” has been published by Silver Birch Press today in response to their request… More.

  • “Concert at Sea”

    spillwords.com/concert-at-sea/ Thank you Dagmara at Spillwords.com for your continued support and encouragement! More.

  • Why Can’t it Be?

    How can it bethat you can’t be with me Is it a matter of choice or just blind circumstance Am I so much… More.

  • Lucky Charmed

    Pat my headsaid he to allThen from this bridgeyou will not fall Fail to heed this bit of advice and down you gounder… More.

  • Weeping Clouds

    Silver tears drip from cloudslined in the same The trance of a dream faint within the fading embers A moment only a bare… More.

  • Weekend Writing Prompt #408 – Heart by sammicoxwriter

    To know love is to know hate and accept both equally. More.

  • To Our Friend’s and Neighbor’s

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  • RDP FRIDAY! 03/21/25

    In response to Martha Kennedy’s RDP FRIDAY! BLACK AND WHITE prompt. More.

  • Granite Monoliths

    Northeastern winds whistle across the Bare Rock Mountains. Voices from the past sing to those who choose to listen, and sometimes to those… More.

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