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

24 July

Posted on July 25, 2026

words from wordle 1,861

Lari 3/6
We’re at a PARTY.
My hubby is so POUTY!
Wants Silly PUTTY…🤪

Robo 4/6
It fell down the DRAIN
The POUCH PUPPY needed help
Like melting PUTTY

B-lu 4/6
SLICE the sourdough
Don’t frown if its BUMPY or
PUDGY like PUTTY

auntie jj 4/6
toss CRATE from garage
BLITZ clean time; found my kid’s TOOTH
next to dried PUTTY

Debbie Wilson 3/6
A GUEST at my door?
Ah— TULIP delivery…
My legs now PUTTY

Diana Marie 4/6
Try to GRAFT pieces
Wrap tight with TWINE — STOMP them down
No? Get the PUTTY!

Mark 5/6
Morning baker rise
SHAPE, POUND, PULPY PUFFY mess
PUTTY in my hands

Mick 3/6
my friend’s grateful SHINE
or a GROUP invitation:
PUTTY for the heart

SHINE gone, broken mug
Kintsukuroi applied —
golden PUTTY cure

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