the 12 given words:
afoot chain design crime train disdain
line shine feign nine root sliver
what's afoot?
a chain of events designed
towards the furtherance of a crime?
a train of thought viewed with disdain
was it in line with prospects of gain
to shine on the ability to feign
a nine to five restrain?
or perhaps rooting for fame
it was lame!
with sliver slowly dribbling
from sides of the mouth trailing
to think the fan was that powerful blowing
to cause the spots flying
not privy to spots being stains
or the adhesives were inferior was plain!
Brenda's The Sunday Whirl Wordle #370
Carrie's The Sunday Muse #22
Mary's at PU's Poetry Pantry #421
Well done with the "words".
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Hank you are always able to weave those words.
ReplyDeletea nine to five restrain - I call that work...
What's afot, indeed? Stealing thought or riches or time? Elegant rhyming.
ReplyDeleteWell, can't imagine doing so many prompts with a given set of words so brilliantly. Love the rhythm and rhyme. how did you do it, Hank? Wow!
ReplyDeleteExcellent Hank, the combination of words into a great poem.
ReplyDeleteYvonne.
Wonderfully done.
ReplyDeleteWords nicely used. Well rhymed as well.
ReplyDeleteLove the flow and rhyme in this Hank. A wonderful use of words paired with the photo! Thank you for joining us over at the Sunday Muse! :-)
ReplyDeleteYou really put the words to work, Hank. Wonderful rhyming too.
ReplyDeleteWell done on all the prompts.
ReplyDeleteSilver dribbling - caught in the act!
ReplyDeleteWell done with the words Hank.
ReplyDeleteAnna :o]
Well done, and well rhymed!
ReplyDeleteIt does look like the spots are flying off, nice your adding the fan .
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Sure great flow, we ugg to the 9-5 show though. Work gets disdain.
ReplyDeleteIt was the inferior adhesives, of course!
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