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letters fall in line / from puzzle to quiet verse / worku every day

16 September

Posted on September 17, 2026September 18, 2026

This week’s theme: movement

words from wordle 1,915

Diana Marie 5/6
FRISK smolders to SINGE
MISTY clues and DISHY news!
Dick courts WISPY blonde…

Robo 4/6
It was quite a SCARE
The MOIST sand, the FISHY scent
The WISPY gray ghost

Debbie Wilson 2/6
A jar of pomade
Fingers scoop thick sticky PASTE
WISPY hair be tamed

Mark 3/6
Asparagus STARE
PLUSH stalks mock my WISPY stems
Welp, maybe next spring

auntie jj 4/6
in PRIOR love life
CUPID deserved a good SPANK
suitors were WISPY

Lari 3/6
She watches him SWEAT
As he PLOWS the north forty
With that WISPY curl….

Mick 4/6
CHASE the inner STORM
the leaden sky DULLS the pain —
love’s WISPY echo

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