Each Wednesday, I compose a limerick based on the prompt from Three Word Wednesday. Today's words are: amuse, excite, sincere
(it's more fun if you read it aloud - try it!):
Protip: if the menu says that the appetizers are made with all natural, organic, freshly ground sawdust? You're in the wrong restaurant.
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"They made me laugh, they made me sad, they made me think and squirm and reflect. ... Tony Noland has a way with words that is nothing short of astonishing" - Jeff Posey, Amazon review
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"You made this amuse-bouche with WOOD?!"
"Try it! It's really quite good!"
"I know you're sincere
about 'High-Fiber' here,
but it fails to excite as it should."
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Protip: if the menu says that the appetizers are made with all natural, organic, freshly ground sawdust? You're in the wrong restaurant.My book of limericks inspired by Three Word Wednesday is FREE to borrow from Amazon:
"They made me laugh, they made me sad, they made me think and squirm and reflect. ... Tony Noland has a way with words that is nothing short of astonishing" - Jeff Posey, Amazon review
That's right, FREE. Of course, if you're not in Amazon Prime, it still only costs $0.99. That's less than a coffee. And I'm not talking Starbuck's, I'm talking about the burnt mud they sell at the convenience store. It's worth the buck - you'll love it!
Don't have a Kindle? NO PROBLEM! Get one of the free Kindle apps for PC, Mac, iPhone, Android and a host of other devices. You can read "Poetry on the Fly" (or any of my other great writing) anywhere you like!
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Cleverrrr...
ReplyDeleteSmiling with your muse
DeleteNice work with the words
Blessings
Now that's a good, rhythmic limerick.
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed this one - I like your work.
ReplyDeleteFun limerick!
ReplyDeleteI too used those words in a limericks. :)
well done as usual Tony.Very witty
ReplyDeleteSweet! Well maybe that's not quite the right word to describe it, but this was a fun treat for the mind if not the stomach.
ReplyDeleteLiked the limerick!!
ReplyDeleteMeditating for being one with you