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

22 August

Posted on August 23, 2026

words from wordle 1,890

B-lu 5/6
ADIEU you who SLACK
no MOANS or PRAYS let you in
a PRAWN well cooked might…..

Robo 4/6
A TRACE of danger
The BRAIN showed a bleak picture
DRAWN to show dead PRAWN

auntie jj 5/6
SHAPE of CLASP was odd
it would not come APART, a PRANK?
a curled PRAWN design

Diana Marie 3/6
SHRED drapes then armchair
Stalk sparrow. PROWL alleyway.
Ooh… discarded PRAWN!

Mark 4/6 – Sound
LIGHT show wakes senses
Slap down a POUND or some PENCE
PRAWN clacks the drum beat

Lari 4/6
WEARY dreary day…
Think I’ll take myself to lunch!
DRAWN to the PRAWN soup!

Mick 4/6
SMILE at the small toad
FROND lifting, hoping for BRAWN —
fight with PRAWN is nigh

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