From my lunchtime walk - a wonderfully haphazard fence, for Carmi's Messy theme of the week.
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- She tried hard to be like the others/she struggled to catch a ball/she never quite managed a cartwheel/after much practice she stood on her head./When she grew up she turned to science/she thought she would turn the world upside down/after a while she realised that the world had stayed in its proper place all along/and she was still standing on her head.
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4 comments:
It's ART!
Is it made of wood and bamboo?
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I'm not letting you look at my fences now I have seen this.
Wow, this fence is perfect for his messy theme and even great for Tex at her Good Fences post!
I don't care if it's messy, I kind of like that fence.
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