This week’s wordcoin is easy to figure out. If you can’t, maybe the word pertains to you.

Which way to go?

Follow the compass.

Tonight they will go to the theater, sit in the box, applaud with gloves of finery.

A rose’s thorn reminds with barb.

These plants hide theirs

beneath the garb

On the way down, you have to decide what you’re going to do.

It’s not truly giving if you keep tabs, expect something in return or need adulation for your deeds.

Eavesdropping from a game of D and D in a college dorm room.

I can mimic the design, reinterpreting it as I see fit, but I did not come up with the genetic pronunciation of its form.   

Using losing to better yourself is a must or you’re going back down.

Once upon a time, this tree was a player in the forest drama.

Everyone eavesdrops when they’re waiting in a crowded public restroom whether they mean to or not.

This week’s wordcoin pertains to an activity most people have engaged in voluntarily or not. You need to grab a few items from the grocery store; a quick in-and-out mission.

Spent so many years trying to fix yourself up.

Our creations get overgrown with complacency. We need to dust them off, prune and oil, so we can learn from them.

“Didn’t you ever see that old black-and-white movie with Ingrid Bergman and Charles Boyer?”

Smile, it’s Spring!

Hate to see it go, but the darn thing had split; ashes oozing out, no more to be lit.

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In a moment of sloth, she reached for the sinbag.