22nd June 2021 Photo by cottonbro on Pexels.com Let’s celebrate the celibate, those who have not cherished, Or lived, or lain in sinful pose, or loved before they perished? Remember those who cannot love, because great pain it causes, Who hesitate at every touch with long and stiffened pauses. Forget not those who live to …
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Your viewpoint or my point of view? Ambling, rambling, almost gambling. Alliterations flow. But still, I do not know. I never have and never will. But then I hear you say, You know the drill. What drill? What thrill? What bitter pill? Resonances flow you know. And so it goes, or blows, or glows, who …
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Photo by Pixabay on Pexels.com Everlasting twaddle, Everlasting twat. Everlasting wobble, Everlasting this and that. Everlasting gobstopper? Surely that’s a piece of clay. Everlasting tedium? Now that’s a groundhog day. Twaddle, twat, wobble, that, A list of words you think. Perhaps they are an anagram? Or another crossword link. Think on it and Think on …
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Berkelium a transuranic radioactive chemical element - atomic number 97 Be whatever you want to be Beginning or be ending Be dazzled or bejazzled Be beautiful be belonging Befitting or befuddled Beryllium if you’re only four Betrothed and then be married Beatitude with an attitude Beekeeper or be kepter Belicose and berserk Berkelium if you're 97 or Beccafico if …
Photo by Oleg Magni on Pexels.com A crystal ball? An amazing tool, it can be believed by any fool. Makes up the future, the now and past, and it can not tell you how long you’ll last. It can only tell you that now you live, that you’re here now, that you believe that there …
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Once there was a fairy And his name was Nuff. Fair enough, Fairy Nuff! https://amanpan.com/2020/08/10/eugis-weekly-word-prompt-fairy-august-10-2020/
Not one of my better missives or even near to good. But try to enjoy. All CONSTRUCTIVE criticism welcome. August comes from the Latin word augustus, meaning "consecrated" or "venerable," which in turn is related to the Latin augur, meaning "consecrated by augury" or "auspicious." In 8 B.C. the Roman Senate honored Augustus Caesar, the first …
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I've unpublished this poem twice now, basically because I think it's not to my usual standard. But I've republished, yet again, despite my misgivings. Me and me mates are on the town, And in the corner shop We want illicit booze to buy, but the cashier, he shouts “STOP!” “Before you purchase this or that, …
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To talk too much before, That is preamble. To lose one’s every penny., That is a gamble. To hug a loved one tight, It’s called a cuddle The joy of welly boots, jumped in a puddle. To giggle while it’s done, Oh chortle, chortle. That all in the land believe, That is revival. Knowing death …
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