me you mockingbird tea cake says window morning
road rain melting wind churches sky bread stars read
rabbit woods smile tease life swearing thin again
water canal south palm madness neck out blue
road rain melting wind churches sky bread stars read
rabbit woods smile tease life swearing thin again
water canal south palm madness neck out blue
You, me ‘to kill a
mockingbird’
What a thriller over cake and tea
So says he!
Through the window in the morning
Across the road rain and melting winds
lashed hard
The sky groaned the churches'
steeples shook precariously
Bread and butter issues and to think
the stars read well!
the stars read well!
A rabbit in the woods daintily
skipping to tease a smile at life
and swearing thin again
Questioning why water at the canal
south of the palm trees should shriek
with madness
Sticking its neck out for no reason
It later turned blue in the face with
embarrassment!
For Miskey's We Write Poems with Wordle #12
haha nice play on the water indeed. It would turn blue and plug its ears with the shrieking palm trees
ReplyDeletePat is number one???
DeleteWhat a creative use of the word list....Love the ending
ReplyDeleteWell done, Hank. A thoroughly enjoyable read!
ReplyDeleteHank... I have to admit.... I've never heard water shriek.
ReplyDeleteOr Kitty Cats speak
Your imagination knows no limits, sir
Mine is just a big blue blur
Why am I not surprised that you can use all 33 words? Only you, Hank!
ReplyDeleteUsed every single one
ReplyDeletewhat an interesting blend of imagery...and personification...the sky groaning and water shrieking....
ReplyDeleteA beautiful use of the words ... loved the piece :-)
ReplyDeleteWell done! I couldn't do it.
ReplyDeleteExcellent job, Hank! I particularly love the last two stanzas.
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