I used to like friends by the score
squeezed wall-to-wall and door-to-door.
A party didn’t even count
until the guests began to mount
up to sixty, seventy, more.
But now, I’m finding crowds a bore.
Now I find that two-by-two
is something I prefer to do.
Conversations more intimate
make it simpler to relate.
So though I used to be a grouper,
now I’m just a party-pooper.
The Prompt: Counting Voices—A lively group discussion, an intimate tête-à-tête, an inner monologue — in your view, when it comes to a good conversation, what’s the ideal number of people?

wow – the image – their smile deserve to own the world!
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I know..so darling. See my reply to Al above for an explanation of who these cuties are.
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I know what you mean! Nicely put!
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Thanks, O
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I like your friends! They appear to be happy, are they good conversationalists?
Al
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They are the youngest children at the girls’ home where my friend Audrey and I volunteer every Saturday. Chuy is the lone male who wound up living with 19 girls because his sisters and cousin were there and they didn’t want to break up the family. Valeria is 3, Chuy 5. They seemed like a good illustration of Play-Doh for two!!! Thanks for commenting. Judy
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Count me as a party pooper too! Super fun day! Xoxo
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I agree…absolutely!
Fred
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Reblogged this on “A pre-published Indie Author and commented:
This is a great posting by one of my favorite bloggers, with words explaining my mindset in response this daily post, Counting Voices.
https://dailypost.wordpress.com/prompts/counting-voices/
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Thanks, Nomad…One of your favorites? I’m honored.
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Your style of writing and poetry inspires and is uplifting.
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Thanks, Nomad. You always inspire me by being appreciative and saying so!
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