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Six Word Couplet Series

An Uplifting Poem
Tornadoes lift houses 
Gigolos lift blouses

Breakfast Tongue Twister
Popstar tops charts
popping "Pop Tarts"

Poetry for Goats
Poets form words
Goats form herds

Goats Listen to Poetry
Poets choose muse
Goat chews shoes

Poet Gives Up on Goats
Poet wrote fair
Goats don't care

Wicked, Evil Grin
Word play criticism
Now say, "antidisestablishmentarianism"

9.12.18
Contest: Six-Word Couplet Series 
Sponsor: Mark Toney

Premium Member Sillybilly Spelling Bee

"Antidisestablishmentarianism"  isn't the only long word I can spell.
I can also spell, "supercalifragilisticexpialidocious" as well.

Underlings Winging Wearing Wungspans Walk Wow

Pedestals' can be alternated to be giant squid and often a leopard can be seated upon such a throne. Oh such worldwide wisdom of a very smartly dressed frog. In a purple suit. With a black tie and a cap. Clap clap clap then. Applaud the chess game. Silver tongued tiger often dives dramatically and a square can sing a great aria. Arising from the monuments is a delegated fish. Whose patterns are akin to buckets. Wow. Wisdom of a big fat squirrel. Whose pie eating causes waist expansion. Hahahaha xx and a number three in a dress xx hahahaha and hope lots of lollipops join a gym *** it is never wise to seek out a double domestic dome in a bed. With or without beading. *** hahaha. *** antidisestablishmentarianism *** ha. Fishcakes z.


Its Only Words

I was looking at some words and their meanings in  the dictionary
Some of them are weird and extraordinary

Didgeridoo-  Australian Aboriginal musical instrument that can play a tune or two
Ratatouille- Dish of stewed onions, courgettes, tomatoes, Aubergines and peppers, sounds chewy
Splendiferous-  good, splendid, or even wonderfullerous
Zonk-  tired, exhausted, tipsy, better stay of the plonk
Antidisestablishmentarianism- to object against the severing of  links between the church and the state, if you can spell this correctly first time, then I think you are great
pneumonoultramiccroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis_  A dubious disease of the lung, I think you would be out of breath' if this was a lyric in a song 


Aren't words wonderful, you can have a lot of funderful

Premium Member Twentynet 60s

counter culture
damn antidisestablishmentarianism 
one, two, three, four
we won’t fight your
stinking war
social revolution
if you 
can’t be
with the one you love, love the
one you’re with, flower children unite
sex, drugs
rock’n roll
Timothy Leary, acids dreams, government schemes
Brave New World, Nineteen Eighty Four
The Greening of America, Money, money, money
Hell no, I won’t go, the underground railway
Oh Canada, refuge’s heart 
One small step for 
man, one giant leap
for mankind 

Contest: TWENTYNET
Poet: Debbie Guzzi

Websteristic

Antidisestablishmentarianism, 
Webster handled with ease.
Words like these
 he thought were a breeze.
A renowned lexicographer,
 there is no doubt,
But, the world’s biggest word, 
Webster left out.
In only two letters 
of unused space
He crowded the big word, 
“IF” in disgrace!

IfonlyIhadthoughtbeforedoingthat


To Give Me Love

Jesus made green onions and dragon flies.
Roses are violet parme and purple and white. 
Love is a creature living for life.
Eye do not send her flowers made of thistles;
but ewe eye send to ewe mye love. 
Eye search for colored roses 
and eye look for flowers made of shaded hues;
because eye love ewe more than my own life; 
more than simple poem words can tell. 
Antidisestablishmentarianism and other knoeing words 
aer hard for me to spell. 
Eye speel ewe and love parme and Violette and Mary. 
My flowers made of white and purple stones. 
To give me love.

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