And don't forget to go to Raven's Nest to see all the others.
No time today so i had to combine Wordzzle and A Poem A day - Phrog will return next week.
For today's prompt, I want you to write a poem with the following title: "All I want is (blank)," where you fill in the blank with a word or phrase of your choosing. Some example titles, then, could be: "All I want is to eat fried chicken"; "All I want is world peace"; "All I want is for everyone to tell me I'm beautiful"; or "All I want is a handful of quarters."
All I Want is a Multi-purpose Poem
Two days after income tax day and I need some
either that or a hug from everyone in the group
For seventeen days I’ve been writing poetry
sitting around underneath the
I think I have bats in the belfry for taking this on
The Salamander Sisters to the art festival have gone
They entered in a contest to jump rope in a group
while singing the song loopity loop
They’re sipping some
and singing to a wench who looks like me
(ugly woman)
She and her lover have joined a
they each brought a book and some Dutch Treat grub
She wore
and tigers on pins for bling blings
The cow jumped over the moon was the name of the book
they’ve read the prefix – it is about a paragon of virtue who was a crook.
Now they are finished with dinner and the bookThis week's duties I did not shirk.
Next Week's Ten Word Challenge will be: preparation, tic-tac-toe, splurge, auction block, the bitter end, milk, papyrus, when the parade passes by, bill of lading, stone wall
Mini Challenge: polar bear, 20 seconds, get it together, spasmodic, antiquity
9 comments:
This was great. I have noticed everyone is getting tired of writing poetry.
Loved the way you worked the two together.
I'm tired of writing poetry as well.
But then I don't write as well as you.
Nice poem but we were looking forward to eating Phrog. Poems are not tasty. Salamanders are.
Well done! And you did slip the sisters in at least. I thought about taking on the poem a day thing but I wimped out.
Well done.
Very well done. I enjoyed this. :)
Good job doing the two.
Very clever to combine the wordzzle and poetry challenges. :)
I liked the poem-wordzzle story. It flowed along very well.
Stephen from Scottsdale, Arizona, USA
http://stephen-has-spoken.blogspot.com/
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