Books by author Diana Coombes
Inspiration from https://talesfromglasgow137065088.wordpress.com/2023/08/24/the-unicorn-challenge-26-08-23/
You never forget, or so they say,
to ride a bike, come what may.
Her knees now gone, she didn’t care,
It was fun, and good to share
the sun with her pale arms,
succumb to the summer’s charms.
I am a fifty something mother of two grown up children, and one beautiful grandchild. I have been married for nearly thirty-four years. My first book was published ten years ago. I wrote my book Sticks and Stones because of my experience of being bullied at school. View more posts
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So they say. I don’t think I’ll get on one just to test the saying. I would probably be the exception to the rule. 😦
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Stay with your Unicorn, dear Lady, a more elegant more of transport for one such as you.
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Thank you, Iol.
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Nothing like hopping on the bike on a warm morning, and feeling the breeze on sleepy limbs!
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I’ve not been riding a bike for years lol.
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Lovely
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Thank you 😉
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My pleasure
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Yeah, go for it, it’ll be nearly as much fun as your rhyme!
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Might have to go the gym to go on a bike.
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A lovely, fun poem. I love that the sense of adventure didn’t go, even although the knees have gone! That’s the way to live!
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It is, more exercise is better.
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