Sunday Scribbling #107
"Compose": I nearly decomposed doing it.
quicksilver decomposition
D eadly cinnabars trill
E ven-tempered,
C alibrated
O bsessions—
M ythologies dispersed,
P lainsongs unearthed,
O bsidian trine:
S ing for your supper, urchin,
E ach and every time.
quicksilver compote
My right-brained
dizzle
twithers in the
blitz of left-
brained
compost. Bring
your rastas to the pas
ta party—plastic
parties, Vanelli
shrines, acu
punctured quaff-
boasts.
quicksilver decomposition
D eadly cinnabars trill
E ven-tempered,
C alibrated
O bsessions—
M ythologies dispersed,
P lainsongs unearthed,
O bsidian trine:
S ing for your supper, urchin,
E ach and every time.
quicksilver compote
My right-brained
dizzle
twithers in the
blitz of left-
brained
compost. Bring
your rastas to the pas
ta party—plastic
parties, Vanelli
shrines, acu
punctured quaff-
boasts.
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posted by murat11 at 3:01 PM
12 Comments:
"My right-brained
dizzle
twithers in the
blitz of left-
brained
compost"
I so related I almost decomposed with you! Enjoyed it!
TexasBlu: I think I'm still twithering.
Your compote left me twithering as well!
what a vivid imagination you have ... and your commenter's as well.. twithering indeed!!!!
Granny Smith: I believe you know compotes: ain't no doubt.
paisley: thanks for circling back around. i'm certainly digging all the places in paisley-world.
I must be dizzling in my right brain, as I can't quite put my tongue on the word for--OK, my left brain just turned over the compost, sunnyside up--ACROSTIC. That's the word.
I dig the whole calibrated spectrum of the compost heap here. From picked-apart acrostic to big bowl of tangled pasta.
San: I don't know if you've checked out these scribblers, but their prompts are maddeningly left-brained. But, I am hooked, apparently, nonetheless. God knows what I'd do with a right-brained prompt: probably do an income statement, just to spite myself.
My mouth is still open and my mind twithering - this is an enjoyable read!
Tumblewords, I am so glad you have been stopping by the roost here. Peace.
Very cool. I like your take on this week's prompt.
January: Thank you for your words. I find the prompts a bit maddening: my first impulse is immediately tangential, just like my own students when I offer them a prompt. Big pastures for all of us: thankfully, the Scribblers admit all comers, too.
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