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Deb's Note: I only noticed, after I posted, a terrible typo which must have occurred when I was in the throes of creativity and had gone a bit dyslexic. I was going to fix it, but decided that this was my inner child struggling with sentence structure.
I like the pencil bars on the window. I'm sure some children feel that way. Very creative interpretation of this week's challenge. Thank you for joining us at Three Muses!
ReplyDeleteJust absolutely love this, typo and all! Plus the lyrics to one of my fave Pink Floyd songs is icing on the cake! Wonderful work!
ReplyDeleteLove it! It's important to remember that sometimes some schools are more like prisons than a place where kids not only learn, but are taught to think, to question, to create.
ReplyDeleteSuperb take on the theme, Deborah, I'm loving those pencil 'bars' ... and the iffy sentence structure too.
ReplyDeleteI think it's perfect!
ReplyDeletea beautiful creation, i like the bars!
ReplyDeletethis is really cool, love it!
ReplyDeleteA wonderful insightful piece- pencils all in a row very sharp waiting.... almost a bit like prison bars though too- I have mixed memories of school both good and bad...love this entry Deborah!
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