Déjà vu
I’ve answered this email question before
while reading this Quadrille
I’m sure of it
The memory uncanny
The feeling eerie
I think I need
a tad bit of something
to spice things up
Something brand new
to squelch these déjà vu blues
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Mish is running the bar at dVerse Poets Pub today and is calling for spicy Quadrilles. As I read another poet’s Quadrille, while multi-tasking and answering a work email, I had the strangest sensation of déjà vu. So while it would have been easy to write a food-related Quadrille about chili or Texas Skillet Dinner or steak on the Traeger, I decided to go a different direction.
Love the title and I know that feeling so well. Sometimes it feels like I’m writing the same thing, or using the same words, over and over. BTW, I really like the picture of you at the top of this page–lovely.
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Thanks. I thought it was time the blog had a little make-over.
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Fantastic and I’m sure it would be the first blues song ever to have the word “quadrille” in it. 🙂
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I suppose there is a first for everything!
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Now THIS should be the name of a blues song, played with guitar and harmonica to mouth…I’ve got the deja vu blues…..LOVING IT!
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I love the blues. Now if I could just get one of my favorite blues artists to record it.
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Deja vu….the monotony of life will do it. Yes, finding that spice will shake it up!
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When nothing is new and all you have is deja vu…Nice poem.
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Ha! I am with you, I was sure we did this. I checked back and dVerse did “Pepper” not long ago and another of my prompts did spice. I don’t know how much wider my repertoire of spice-inspired poems will stretch. Fun read!
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Thanks.
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Hmm, for me deja vu has always been so brief and elusive that I savor those rare moments.
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Depends on the moment, I suppose. 😉
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Nice one!
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Thanks.
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deja vu blues… the monotony can do that!
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Yes, monotony is the problem.
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I like the idea of spicing things up to get rid of the repetitiveness of deja vu.
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I visualize Taj Mahal singing this blues song; what a fun way for you to rock the prompt.
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Well done, this even reads like a blues tune. 🙂
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I think I need to find someone to write the music to go with it. 😉
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Sometimes we just need that spice.
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Deja Vu Blues…someone’s gotta write that toon…funny I was listening to Blind Melon’s Change as I read this.
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I’m not sure I know that song. I’ll have to check it out. But I could totally hear George Thorogood singing a song called Deja Vu Blues.
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I agree. Great song title.
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You rock, Paul. Blind Melon is my favorite.
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\m/
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Sing it, baby! Nice job!
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lol!
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