He offered her the world.
She said she had her own.
Finally, that’s how two worlds merged.
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He offered her the world.
She said she had her own.
Finally, that’s how two worlds merged.
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I really enjoy your Tiny Tales! You capture a lot with so few words, excellent stuff. 🙂
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Thank you so much for your kind words, Scrunch! 🙂
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I really like this♥️
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Thank you so much for your appreciation, Jude! 🙂
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Love this one. Perfect little nugget of a poetic worldview.
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Thank you so much for your kind response, Jane! 🙂
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I like this!
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Thank you so much for your appreciation, Matt! 🙂
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Just wanted to say that I love your tiny tales. Conveying an idea or narrative in the absolute minimum of words has always appealed to me. Stay safe my friend ☮
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Thank you so much for your support as well as wish, Graham! 🙂 I will not let you down with my tales.
I wish you and yours safety too.
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You have talent, Mia, obviously. Yet, to take that skill, and to apply it so precisely, so accurately, as to make every word hum, every syllable sing, that’s the calling of an artist.
Such are the dynamics of life, of love. Naturally, she has smitten him and has become his universe. It only is appropriate to respond to such a gift in kind with offering his world.
She has her own already, thank you, yet love, in turn, gives her the agility to merge the two. Thus, of such unifications, lifetime pairings flower.
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As for your generous words for me, thank you so very much, Keith! 🤗
As for your take on it, 👏👏👏.
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Stated perfectly in twelve words!
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Hahaha! Thank you so much for this precise compliment, Sir! I’m glad that you found it good. 🙂
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