Art: Days 10 to 21 of #30Daysof Creativity

Art: Days 10 to 21 of #30Daysof Creativity - in one piece

It's Day 21 of 30 Days of Creativity - and I've not kept up to date with it - until now!

Each highlighted word represents each day's theme from 30 - from 10 to 21. It was harder than I thought it would be to write.

Bringing heat like a toaster

Your words draw pictures in my mind with bright crayons

You free my mind like Abe Lincoln

And Eureka-ify Albert Einstein-style

Your love’s a picnic of treats and assortments

Delving deep in your ocean I swim among sea creatures

Hipsters unconventional like us

Hold superpowers untold

My feet never touch the ground when you’re around

I’m like a beach ball in the sky – in your air

We’ve got a love with platypus-defending proportions

People can call this cheese, but I don’t care, I'm overcome with emotion

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xoxo

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