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Lying on the floor
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below the cuckoo clock
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and looking up
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I realise the lethal consequences that would befall should even one weight fall
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Whilst further up with serene patience for the time to turn, releasing the cuckoo to sing the hour.
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Reflections and Nightmares- Irene A Waters (writer and memoirist) 
I love the creativity of your different views and I can even hear some sort of cuckoo sounds – ha!
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I can believe that as I can hear our cuckoo clock from around the corner when I take the dogs for their last walk at night. I’m surprised the neighbours haven’t complained.
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Oh wow – how fun….. and maybe the neighbors just enjoy the sound – like I am sure they enjoy your sweet presence around there…..
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Thank you…. 🙂
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What a great perspective! Well done.
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Thanks Debbie.
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Excellent creativity! Well done!
Galen
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Thank you Galen. Glad you enjoyed it.
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Such a very unique perspective. I figured it out from the first photo before seeing the rest, but I had to stare at it for a few moments. You’re really challenging me with these photos but I like them.
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Great. Glad you like them. You can tell I’m running out of novel ideas if I have to lie under the cuckoo clock.
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Now I’m laughing so hard, I’ve fallen out of my chair. But I really needed to laugh, so thank you.
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Really glad to give you a laugh when you need it. By the way I loved your piece about your parent’s truth and their stories. I will get back to comment. Now that I’m not studying I don’t have the excuse of work to keep me in front of the computer (whilst secretly writing comments) and my time is being demanded elsewhere. But I will be back.
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I like that “orange hem of the sun…..
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