Three Line Tales, Week Nineteen
The Beginning Of The End
Earth was out of control, as it drifted in space.
An overload of the population distorted it’s usual round shape.
The center began to crack open and that was the Beginning Of The End!
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If that’s the Beginning, I don’t want to think about what comes next! Great three lines!
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Thanks so much!
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oh oh, that’s not good… But it’s a fab take on the photo, Jessie 🙂
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Thank you. And I hope it never happens.
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Oh, yes, me too.
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I have to agree with J.A.! Great 3 Line Tale for the photo prompt!
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Thank you, Joy!
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The rhythm in these lines is fantastic I like them because they have your sense of humor in them. An interesting way for the world to end, too many people, so the earth cracks.
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Thank you! I stared at the photo for a couple of minutes and realized it was cracking up…then it all came together. I just hope OUR world stays together!
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Fabulous take on the image prompt — loving this!
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Thanks so much! 😀
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Nice job.
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Thank you! I’m glad you like it. 😃
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