Image: What's cooking! (here)
cogitate (think deeply about something)
gawk (stare openly and stupidly)
gawk (stare openly and stupidly)
preen (look attractive and then
admire one's appearance)
ever wondered of a distant object
to speculate on a speck nonchalantly
Note: Hank took the prompt's ending as a
madly scribble visit done link
ever wondered of a distant object
to speculate on a speck nonchalantly
standing alone and to cogitate a moment
on its origin notwithstanding the bother
on its origin notwithstanding the bother
but to gawk unwittingly blind to the moment
is there a desire for preening oneself
and to madly scribble a thought of selfish
reasons in one's mind
it is good to cause a visit to one's
thinking process lest one gets carried away
a good deed done sincerely
needs no broadcasting
just link it perhaps to satisfying
one's own craving of wanting recognition
it doesn't hurt anyone, period!
Note: Hank took the prompt's ending as a
Wordle as it looks to be a good set of words
"a good deed done sincerely
ReplyDeleteneeds no broadcasting" - indeed!
Very true Hank. Love your word craft here!
ReplyDeleteI agree that a good deed needs no broadcasting! Enjoyed this, Hank.
ReplyDelete"to speculate on a speck" made me smile and I enjoyed the rest of the poem :)
ReplyDeleteI agree with Mary about good deeds needing no broadcasting. Smiles.
ReplyDeleteYes, a good deed that asks for recognition has lost its way. Good to "see" you, Hank.
ReplyDeleteOne dosen't need to broadcast a good deed.
ReplyDeleteExcellently written Hank.
Yvonne.
Yes, there is no need to broadcast a good deed. Thank you for reminding us the virtues of humility.
ReplyDeleteGood deeds speak for themselves. You write truth.
ReplyDeleteWell done, Hank! No need to beat one's chest and swear their wonder.
ReplyDeleteLove this line 'is there a desire for preening oneself' ~ so perfectly describes the cat's essence. Cheers.
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