We struggle with that blatherskite, Mike,
For hard-earned ephemera peace,
(Yes, an addictive nostrum
He carelessly disturbs)
“Just rigor mortis,
Will bring relief!”
Said Johnson:
“Kill him –
Now!”
“Oh!”
Said I,
“How absurd!
Termination
Is far, far too much!”
I’ve found the solution,
For Mike’s irritating style,
Tonight I must decide to act,
Before Johnson takes the poor guy out!
© G.s.k. ‘16
Nonet ~ a poem of nine lines and a syllable pattern of 9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1, with rhyme optional
1.Struggle 2. Blatherskite (a person given to voluble, empty talk. nonsense; blather.) 3. Ephemera (anything short-lived or ephemeral. ephemera, items designed to be usefulor important for only a short time, especially pamphlets, notices, tickets, etc.) 4. Careless 5. Addictive 6. Nostrum (a medicine sold with false or exaggerated claims and with no demonstrablevalue; quack medicine. a scheme, theory, device, etc., especially one to remedy socialor political ills; panacea. a medicine made by the person who recommends it. a patentmedicine.) 7. Terminate 8. Rigor Mortis 9. Notify 10. Decide 11. Concave 12. Episodic
Just 11 of the words used – I couldn’t work Concave in.
Lovely clever entertaining poem Georgia.
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Thanks Michael … I’m trying to get back into the more elaborate writing I did a year or so ago.
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Well good luck, I’d like to think it was like riding a bike, a bit of practice and away you go…
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Me too … fingers crossed!
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humorous and lively take Georgia!
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Thanks Yves … you put up quite a Wordle! 😀
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I agree!
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Thanks Sue!
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Well done!
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Nice of you to say so Sue … it was fun!
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Is there any solution to a blatherstike?
I’m guessing Mike would hope there is!
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LOL! I’m not weather sure if there is .. as we’ve all had the occasion to see.
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