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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required "You'll find more peace in your life if you refuse to listen to idle chatter." ~ by poet When a squirrel does it, he sounds like the Madd Hatter But when doves coo it, it's more like romantic chatter Chickens cluck pecking for grain that makes them fatter and Meerkats jabber as a warning signal to "SCATTER!" Often defined as the noises made by monkeys and birds but I've heard such gibberish spoken by humans in words and clinical conversations of dialogue by high-tech nerds. I wonder if baaing and neighing is chatter among herds. Chatter can also be considered as gossip or tittle-tattle or as irrelevant talking, which is idle or foolish prattle. Perhaps used in bovine circles as mooing among cattle and the goo goo sound of a baby when shaking a rattle. I've known a talker or two who I'd label chatter bugs who can become more annoying then crawling slugs That's not the kind of people I'd want to give big hugs for their chatter might persist until I'd need ear plugs. There's muttering and piffling, cackling and yammers who'd talk day and night til you put on your jammers. With nonstop chit chat, they blabber in noisy clamours until you can make it stop with whacks from hammers! February 4, 2023 Writing Challenge - C Words Contest Sponsored by Constance La France
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