Oh dear, dont worry it's only words you've lost, could be worse . My dentist and hairdresser have lost a client this week. I forgot to go. Hey ho. Jane.
Lol HH - perhaps rather a lot of artistic license would be required
Hmm - 'soil it' could rhyme with toilet - majji *piles* on more artistic license - lotsalols Perhaps I should have typed *haemorroids* but felt piles was more fitting also descriptive!
If you read the poem aloud you will realise why I wrote the words separately. π Not that it matters, it sounds so arrogant I wish I hadn't written it at all.
I don't imagine anyone on here would think you could ever be arrogant Cap'n, you are far too nice an individual for that label - I did recite it out loud however the penny has yet to drop
Dear Don if you cannot rhyme for now just participate and it will give you ideas to rhyme or maybe we put pressure on you to carry on. Whatever you do it will be nice to hear from you anyway x
many years ago my son was struggling to do some "homework" given to him from his infants class. It was a page of arithmetic . He sat at the table staring at the work. So I asked him what was the matter and why wasn't he doing it. So he told me " Mum, the part of my brain that does sums, has gone on holiday" and Im only left . May be your word rhymer has taken a vacation.
Thank you Don and skischool. You all ways brighten up my day with your sparring. (Need cheering up today, the plumber has just disconnected our only toilet and is now breaking up the concrete underneath!) π. Wishing you both a very happy day. Xx
Sorry Mr.D for replying so late but you will always be a Champion πand who knows better than your 3 trusted amigo's :- Midge,Scarecrow Sally & Dolly!
However ,your mono may be taking a little rest but will always return so don't go worrying! We will all be here,waiting for your Classic π rhymes! xπ
You don't always have to be on top of your game Don. Even Shakespeare had his "lost years" we have no idea what he was up to, probably making babies π and moving to London, but no writing that we know of. Despite penning War and Peace and Anna Karenina, Tolstoy suffered writers block for months and years!! So take heart Don.We will eagerly but patiently await your next instalment , but not till you are ready. It's worth waiting for. Have a lovely weekend. xx ππΏ
As much as I fancy moving to London for a while and making a few babies, dear Cas, I really don't think that I have anything at all in common with Shakespeare or Tolstoy. Alas I'm just a common type that needs a kick up the backside every now and then. I have much to be grateful for and one that I cherish is the fact that I lived long enough to witness you receiving that long awaited phone call, followed a successful op. So take great care of yourself and thank you for caring for me. π
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