Roger Skibowski

Mar 11, 2021

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Writing Inspired By

Walking the dog in the morning is another writing muse.

I walk with no music and only have my mind thinking about writing.

Photo by Peter Aschoff on Unsplash

There is a lovely home at the end of the street which has a long driveway lined with trees that are in bloom this time of year…

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