October 6, 2009

Lonely on a Ledge

L is for lonely.

Living on a ledge without a ladder can be lonely.  A lady feels the lack of love and becomes lackluster and laconic, lackadaisical about life.  She lyrically laments like the last lass in the land.
But do not list or leap! Linger a little, and think ahead, of liberty and a link with luck.  Listen to the river's flow.  Lap a lip over lasagne.   Labor and learn. There will be a Lancelot for the lovely lady.

Look, this lone lad appreciates the large landscape, the latitude of view, the lure of lupine, the longstanding loftiness of the mountains.
It is early, not late. 
Life will launch learned, loquacious, laughing lasses and lads to lunar heights, and their luster will light the land.

(No living creature's long term outlook was harmed in the making of this post.  I accept less than limited liability for using their likenesses.) 

For more of Denise Nesbitt's ABC's, click here.

40 comments:

  1. Marvelous post, Janie!! Love it! Wonderful L words, beautifully used!

    Have a great day!!

    Sylvia

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  2. Lovely lines. I so enjoy your alphabet posts. This would take me hours.

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  3. lots of l's....loads of laughter....

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  4. lovely - I couldn't help noticing how manicured her nails were!

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  5. Ahhh, so lyrical - the lilting rhyme was just laughable. OK, that made no sense. I don't wanna play! ha ha You're too cute. Guess what, I knew I hadn't been here in a while - some of my blogs are gone from my favorites and this has happened before! So sorry not to have been by ~ hope you're doing well and thanks again for the great pics!

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  6. Lovely, lyrical, luxurious, lively, legendary, lucky, and logical L-post, Lanie!!!!

    Lugs,
    Letsy

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  7. Betsy took all the words I was planning to use from my fingertips, but I loved your post today ;--)
    Hugs and blessings,

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  8. You gave that dictionary quite a workout! Fun post.

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  9. I bet you are good at scrabble.

    btw - I gave you a "Best Blog" award.

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  10. Great photos and your alliteration is a treat!

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  11. A most luxurious and lascivious post again! Simply amazing!

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  12. This is so wonderful!!!! You covered more L words than I could ever come up with!!!

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  13. How did the little lady leap upon the ledge? Luckily she didn't fall into the labrynth before his lordship sir lancelot rescued her.

    LOL!

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  14. I'm not likely to wrap my lips around so many letters begining with the letter L.
    Love coming and seeing what you do each week.

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  15. Fantastic lyrical posting! L..L..L.
    I have no idea L-word so much. thank you!!

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  16. Janie, I think you've outdone yourself in this post! I can't wait to see what you do with X:)

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  17. Love lingering in your land...

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  18. others have said it all....awesome!

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  19. lovely! as usual you have excelled in alliteration!

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  20. You are so clever with words! Have a great day!

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  21. I always enjoy your lovely writings, Janie. It is a wonderful gift you have with words. I love that first photo :D

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  22. A languid but not at all lugubrious love letter.

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  23. So much fun to read your 'l' post today! Now I'm off to lap my own lip around some lasagne--if I can find any :O)
    Thanks for sharing great wit.

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  24. I love your lovely lyrical post. How long does it take you to come up with these wonderful alphabet posts

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  25. This was a really fun read. Very clever. Great L words in your post, and both photos are fabulous.

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  26. Very creative and clever! I especially like the first photo! Beautiful!

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  27. That's a truly amazing post Janie. I am very impressed with your gift for these types of posts. The are not only readable, but also re-readable. Lots of fun for sure!

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  28. Wonderful reading! I have a big, big smile on my face. ;-)

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  29. Love the story and the pictures, the prospective of both pictures are fantastic.

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  30. Beautiful view from that ledge!

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  31. Oh boy ! That was so much L !!!!

    Do you want to learn Finnish ??? If so visit my blog :)

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