
you can only see through the keyhole but you’re never meant to go through the door She wrote the words on a napkin as she watched from her lone table the couple holding hands and kissing a few tables away Then she turned the napkin on the other side and wrote Maybe I should just stop searching and start writing poetry followed by a smiley face that she copied with her own
The birth of the napkin poet. It makes a lot of sense.
Love how you pull in the reader with little said but much expressed. 🙂
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I heard the best artists are those who start their art as doodles on napkins
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Many thanks for checking it out, Terveen! 🙂
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That’s probably true. 🙂
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Flipping heck! I love it Bogdan, What a scene, and what a line:
“you can only see through the keyhole but you’re never meant to go through the door”👏👏
one of the reason I love seating in cafes; people watching!🙏
A beautiful write of great originality!
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Thank you, Didier!
Much appreciated (▔▀ ‿ ▀ )ლ ▂▂⌇
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You are most welcome 😃🙏
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I will become a better writer by reading your writings! ✍️
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Goodness, that’s the nicest thing I’ve heard in a while!
(´∩。• ᵕ •。∩`) ♡
Thank you!
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Chains lol
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Also, your digital doodling is cool!
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Thanks! ٩( ╹▿╹ )۶
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I consider the keyhole as a metaphor.
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It is (◕‿◕)
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