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

31 July

Posted on August 1, 2026August 1, 2026

words from wordle 1,868

Lari 5/6
WHEAT field, orange GROVE
CRUDE oil drilling by “La RUSSE”
Lips PURSE at weird sight.

Debbie Wilson 4/6
I SKIRT the question
CROSS my heart and NURSE my gin
Did not steal this PURSE

Robo 4/6
It is PLAIN to see
Need to clear the cluttered POUCH
And PURGE PURSE debris

B-lu 4/6
Say ADIEU, then SHRUG
If that is not TERSE enough
Take the PURSE and go

auntie jj 6/6
jockey’s GLOVE in FRAME
SHIRE dead, could not RESEE race
daft USURE on PURSE

Diana Marie 4/6
First-TIMER at show
Tedious REVUE. Painful.
PURGE contents of PURSE…

Mark 4/6
LIGHT, airy, and fun
Gate OPENS, SUPER bowl awaits
Open the PURSE first

Mick 2/6
Johnny is now old
His dream date records his temp —
a NURSE with a PURSE

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