
fantasy must be true
there’s no actual
to prove it’s not factual
a child’s wish come true
awaiting the ice-wagon
and ward off the snap-dragon
A person who had never listened to nor read a tale or myth or parable or story, would remain ignorant of his own emotional and spiritual heights and depths, would not know fully what it is to be human. – Ursula K Le Guin
What do you see # 139 – 20, June, 2022

-Eugi
Image by Tomáš Lhotský from Pixabay
Spot on with this lovely poem Eugenia. Thanks for joining in
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Thank you, Sadje, and how are you feeling? I read in another blog’s comments you have a sore foot. 😟💖
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You’re welcome Eugenia! I’m good as long as I don’t try to walk! It will be taken care of on coming Saturday. An operation to fix the ankle and the fallen arch.
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I hope all goes well and wishing you a speedy recovery. 🙏
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I can see where reading whatever is considered truthful words can save a world. Can you let me know the name of the book?😉
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Such a good , sound, poem. The first half of this post is relevant: https://derrickjknight.com/2014/10/06/the-uses-of-enchantment/
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Thank you, Derrick. Yes, relevant indeed! IMO, some fairy tales are too scary for children and can even be bothersome for adults. However, a child’s imagination will exist whether or not it’s headed in the right direction.
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Well written, books take us to the world of imagination.
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I have not ventured to this prompt yet. You handled it admriably 🙂
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Thank you, Jules! 😉
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I’m still thinking… I have a seed of an idea…
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Furry thottfull poe-em Miss Eugi!!!
You are such a grate poe-et!
nose rubss BellaDharma an ((hugss)) BellaSita Mum
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Thank you! Head bonks and high fives! 😻
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Beautiful and meaningful post, Eugi! ❤ A book of fairytales given to me for Christmas when I was eight years old became a cherished part of childhood.
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Thank you, Cheryl! 💖
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