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

27 June

Posted on June 28, 2026June 28, 2026

words from wordle 1,834

Starr 3/6
Time to INTER them
Lifeless and SLACK in the urn
Don’t SCOOP when windy

Debbie Wilson 6/6
Ice cream SPIRE SOUPY
On STOOP – SWOOP it up and SNOOP…
For another SCOOP 🍦

Diana Marie 3/6
A SCENT mighty foul
SCOWL begins to form from porch
SCOOP up behind Thor

auntie jj 4/6
CRUEL guests, cut me FLACK
i descend from SCOTS, you know
we’ve got the full SCOOP

Lari 3/6
The Eiffel TOWER!
Surrounding flowers in BLOOM!
SCOOP of French ice cream!

B-lu 6/6
Don’t STEAL SOGGY pie
It SINKS like an old SWORD
SPOOF——-SCOOP the ice cream

Mark 3/6
RAISE up fisticuffs
Proudly lead with your SNOUT out
SCOOP up your loose teeth

Mick 4/6
DRIVE until ALOFT
seed clouds with GOOPY love-drops
glide back and SCOOP warmth

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