Verb your words in gowns;
parcel metaphors in rhyme,
wall your senses; noun
your verses; still there’s time.
Little Boy Writing a letter by Norman Rockwell
A second poem, a ditty for Lilian’s post to verbify other words at dVerse. Why not verbify the word verb.
Writing about living in two places (and times)
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The view from here ... Or here!
“Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance, you must keep moving.” — Albert Einstein
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This is perfect for that picture. I really like the idea of verbs getting dressed up for prom night or something of the like. Or maybe they’re younger and are fishing around in their dress-up box during playtime. 🙂
I know it’s really his teacher who is talking, though.
Some verbs look good in gowns.
Absolutely, why not?
Oh, MY. That first line is just too gorgeous. And the whole thing is a call to action for our poets. LOVE.
Interesting idea in the phrase: “wall your senses”
A gown made of words, i think it would be lovely. And there could be twist, a gown of words we use the most, or least. Very interesting poem, it certainly stirred my imagination and I find that precious, with short pieces especially.
Wow I never thought about it like that 😀 this is so cool!❤️
Masterful. >
Love this. It would look good framed on the pub wall. 🙂
LOVE it! 🙂 Smiling I am….FUN 🙂
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Just perfect, Bjorn!
‘verb you words’ – wonderful take on the prompt and – in fact – I have done so, on multiple occasions … they seldom put up much of a fight ٩◔̯◔۶