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cause of Complaints (here)A to Z Challenge # 22 - V for Lots of V Words
Vacated his position
On his own volition
Viciousness of dealing
With various visitors
Volatile in voluminous
Complaints venting
Anger with vehemence
And vengeance
This he found was
In variance with some
Vacationers versed
In variety of versatile
And vibrant conduct
Before he veered
Into vagaries of vain
Venerable vendetta
He chose to venture out
Vamoose so they say
Not vanquished but
Vaulting with verdant
Speed valiant in vestiges
Of vanity and dignity
With valuable lessons
Validated verdant against
A vanguard that might
Verge otherwise into
Veritable voices of
Insanity virulent of a
My what a lot of V words put into a very good verse. Well done.
ReplyDeleteYvonne.
ha. have you ever seen V for Vendetta? there is a V monologue..
ReplyDeletehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ACUpr5GvVsE
fun one to try and deliver or just to hear...
V for Vendetta yes, the masked man and the lady! A good hear! Thanks Brian!
DeleteHank
that's a lot of V's i agree :) it works really well together.
ReplyDeleteThere are bits where the -v- seems totally natural. A tour de force. Well done.
ReplyDelete'V' for victory :-)
ReplyDeleteYou were out in V force today, virtues can be victorious
ReplyDeleteWhat a lot of v words, congrats on virtuoso of words ~ Happy Sunday Hank ~
ReplyDeleteo my...what a lot of vs...very well done Hank :)
ReplyDeleteI love the alliteration :)
ReplyDeleteImaginatively accomplished. Doesn't seem contrived or stilted at all.
ReplyDeleteSteve K.
Wow! The plethora of V's in this poem make for some interesting wordplay, and demonstrate a very agile mind, my friend! I enjoyed this!
ReplyDeleteWow!!! have a nice Easter
ReplyDeletemuch love...
Vvvery interesting.
ReplyDeletevery interesting and very good poem.
ReplyDeleteWow..so many V's..you have done a brilliant work with them Hank! :)
ReplyDeleteIt worked :-) Very good
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