Ancient ruins cloaked in fog rise from the icy ground,
yet here no restless spirits are likely to be found.
The wind has driven all from this commune of the dead,
and stitched the lace of curling clouds to frequent them instead.
They hover over columns and sail the empty halls,
brushing clear the cobwebs of these once-haunted walls.
For The Sunday Whirl the prompt words are:cloaked ruins ancient lace communes stitched spirits wind drive curling icy ground

Great use of the prompt words Judy.
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Thanks, Sadje.
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You’re most welcome
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Well done, Judy.
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Amazing! I attempt the Whirl words and have a hard time just containing them in prose. Your poem is lovely. Very creative.
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Good use of the prompt indeed!
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