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

18 July

Posted on July 19, 2026July 19, 2026

words from wordle 1,855

auntie jj 4/6
waves BREAK high today
bright BLING of BUOYS shine bright
view from lifeguard BOOTH

Diana Marie 4/6
Lay my PITCHfork down
Clear SWATH of land stretches FORTH
BOOTH awaits at Pearl’s…

Robo 4/6
POUND it out real hard
The soft ROAST won’t break a TOOTH
In the kissing BOOTH

Lari 4/6
A breakfast QUERY.
POACH some eggs and tea to SOOTH?
Yes! And a BOOTH please!

B-lu 4/6
SLIDE over this way
We can GROAN at the photo
In our own TOOTH BOOTH

Mark 6/6
LIGHT up, THANK the lord
The HATCH pepper WORTH heads SOUTH
BOOTH with hooch pays off

Mick 4/6
YIELD to cold vikings
They SHOUT for table service —
“Bring BROTH to the BOOTH!”

YIELD to the sea kings
They SHOUT for savory BROTH
Crowd them in a BOOTH

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