This week’s photo for Melissa’s Fandango Flash Fiction Challenge #254 inspired my poem I LOST MY MAKE-Up MIRROR.



Lesley lives in the City of London Square Mile. An artist, actor and sculptor (her first ceramic sculpture won the V&A inspired by… Award). Scenic artist & book illustrator, playwright (her musical play, Rapscallion performed in inner city schools and theatre school); TV dancer; Animator and illustrator for TV production. Set up Pinecone Studios Ltd and IIMSI Ltd drama and filmmaking workshops in London – producing award-winning films made by children.


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23 responses to “I Lost My Make-up Mirror: a poem”

  1. it’s crazy when that happens! I know someone who found the diamond from her engagement ring a week after it fell off her ring in a parking lot!

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    1. Wow! It is crazy, isn’t it? 😁
      When they were children, Andrew’s brother lost a little toy car in the sands on a beach in Yorkshire. Three years later they returned on another holiday and he dug it up building a sand castle.

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  2. A delightful read Lesley. I enjoyed your lovely take on the prompt. Made me smile.

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    1. Thank you, Suzette!
      Thank you for your smile😊

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      1. You are very welcome Lesley. Thank You!

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  3. Lol Lesley, I will tell you the story of my car keys one day

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    1. 😁Oooh, that will be great! I bet it’s a rattling good tale 🔑

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  4. A nice poem Lesley

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    1. Thank you, Sadje 😊💕🙏

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      1. You’re most welcome

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  5. I love this! An excellent take on the photo. It’s a bonus that I can hear you read it in my head.

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    1. 😁 How kind of you to say that, Trip. I enjoyed the live event!

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      1. Reading brings further life to poetry. Now I have an accent, a tone, to “hear” when I read. You’re expressive and funny in reading. So I have that. I also really love hearing Björn read. The accent, of course, and his expressiveness.

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  6. A delightful poem, Lesley. It made me smile.

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    1. 😊 A smile is worth a thousand words. Thank you, Willa 🙏

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      1. You’re very welcome, Lesley. 💖

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    Steven S. Wallace

    The lines are really excellent… especially the end. Great job

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    1. Thank you, Steven 😊🙏🌹

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