Day 3736: Empty

Last night, on an empty-stomach walk before dinner, my husband Michael and I discussed

  • how the new toilet’s fill tank stays empty too long after flushing,
  • our lives that are thankfully not empty of wonderful people and cats, and
  • politicians (including speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives Kevin McCarthy) who seem empty of integrity, honesty, and a soul, which made me think of the The Hollow Men by T.S. Eliot.

I don’t want this blog post to be empty of poetry, so here’s that poem:

Do you see any things that are empty in my images for today?

There are a lot of empty conspiracy theories out there, spread by empty people.

I’m sure that YouTube is not empty of “empty” videos.

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This is the way my blogs end, this is the way my blogs end, this is the way my blogs end, not with a bang but a thank you.

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12 thoughts on “Day 3736: Empty

  1. I am a chocolate truffle

  2. I was writing in a recent blog post about the town I grew up in, and, off the cuff, I called it a “pretty how town”. Re-reading one of my favorite poems, I discovered that e. e. cummings had it pretty well down. https://poets.org/poem/anyone-lived-pretty-how-town

  3. correction. I find I wish I had said, “e. e. cummings has it pretty well (upso floating, many bells) down

  4. I am Greek Salad LOL

  5. I find that sometimes when I feel empty the right comfort food can help.

  6. Sits on that Window Sill,
    Joan!
    Fills
    An Empty Cell
    Come back here!
    and Dwell

  7. I yam what I yam, Ann, especially on Thanksgiving.
    Michael will hate that pun, I know.
    But I think given some time he will come up with a fix for the slow flow woe on your new toilet!

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