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

25 July

Posted on July 26, 2026

words from wordle 1,862

L.P. 4/6
Sky Red as A FLAME.
BLINK Twice. Look Down. Scream ALOUD.
Great Waves! ALOHA!

Robo 6/6
BRACE falling ANVIL
ALLOW ALOUD sound of pain
ALOFT ALOHA

Debbie Wilson 4/6
CHARD will have last LAUGH…
ALPHA of the garden bed
ALOHA lettuce

Diana Marie 5/6
Bikini UNFIT.
SWEAR to diet! BALMY skies —
CLACK of ALOHA.

Mark 4/6
RAISE up, CHANT as one
ALPHA, beta, omega
ALOHA to all

auntie jj 6/6
SCRAM! you BLADE wielder
ALLOW ALOIN to taint. I’m
ALOOF… ALOHA!

B-lu 6/6
If the CLOUD BLOWS north
my bet wins, i GLOAT ALONE,
ALOOF, ALOHA!

Mick 4/6
I PAUSE and ADMIT
the lone AGONY of a
silent ALOHA

PAUSE, ADMIT the lone
AGONY of ALOHA —
🔳 The bed is too wide
🔳 I’m missing a sock
🔳 I miss my person

PAUSE, do not ADMIT AGONY — ALOHA means goodbye and hello

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