Words for today are:
merkin, kibbe, truck, supernatural, sozzled, chubasco, whiskey, sunshine
Here goes my last WFW for Novermber, 2016
CINDER-FELLA by Granny Annie
Crashing the party she did attend
Dressed as a man to fool the eyes.
But to pass
herself as distinguished
She needed more
for her disguise.
Not a hat or a
walking stick...
A goatee would
suit the style
She searched and
searched
Until her merkin
brought a smile.
Approaching the bar tapping her glass
“Serve the whiskey, pour it
now.
There is a goal. for this evening..
To leave sozzled is my vow.”
They were like supernatural gusts
That scattered the guests in the wind.
Party decorations blown away,
When would this sudden chubasco end?
The food had just been served
The
kibbe fried and crisp.
No one had expected
The hurricane's wild twist.
Her
carriage was a pickup truck
She ran hoping safely to flee.
The storm continued until
Away went the goatee.
She escaped like Cinderella
Missing more than just her shoe.
Would the sunshine of a new day
Help her recover the fuzzy clue?
You are so good at this! Love it.
ReplyDeleteHard enough to write sense, but putting it into a rhyming poem is above the call of duty.
ReplyDeleteI had to read this to see how you would use merkin...an under utilized word. lol
ReplyDeleteYou are amazing.
ReplyDeleteVery clever!
ReplyDeleteBig smiles. And we all used the prompts so differently this week. As always.
ReplyDeleteLoved this twist on the tale! Very funny!
ReplyDeleteYou always nail it, Annie...and this time is no different! :)
ReplyDeleteThis one is funny, I'm smiling widely now.
ReplyDeleteDang, are those even words?? Well done and it was a fun poem.
ReplyDeleteThis was soooo good. You are awesome and I don't even know what this word thing is...but this was good.
ReplyDeleteGood one, you are a multi talented lady, and I'm enjoying that!
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