Nose,one cause even;were croneour summer.
Kim, @ dverse poets, has given us a challenge for sure! She has provided us with a few 'sets' of words, from which we can choose one or more sets to form a poem, without changing their sequence. [See below] My contribution reflects the times when Punch and Judy puppet shows were a highlight on the beaches in Summertime. They would not be very politically correct today! Here's the link to dverse poets: Random Optician's Words
Here are the sets we got to choose from:
nose – one – cause – even
were – crone – our – summer
name – use – means – arose
near – can – remove – sure
crow – verse – see – renew
assume – once- van – sum
aware – caves – sea – cream
I remember Punch and Judy on the beach, Carol, and Mr Punch’s nose! He was scary though.
ReplyDeleteI have never actually seen a show in person, so my poem was a bit of 'poetic license'. ;D
DeleteMade me smile!
ReplyDeleteI think I took the challenge too literally! No padding in sight! :D
DeleteWhen I first saw your illustration photo, I saw a banana flower hanging down on a long stem. Then I saw a little creature huddled at the top of it and when I enlarged it, saw the crone!
ReplyDeleteHehe. I'm glad you got it, Judy! ;D
DeleteHaha! Good one..
ReplyDeleteThanks, Ain! :D
DeleteHa ha
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DeleteLol. Good one, Carol!
ReplyDeleteThanks! I think I took the challenge too literal and didn't understand the question! It kinda worked anyway. :D
Deleteeasy peasy!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Lisa!
DeleteThey way you created the lines transforms these words. Well done, Carol!
ReplyDeleteYvette M Calleiro :-)
http://yvettemcalleiro.blogspot.com
It sort of works. Thanks for your kind comments, Yvette.
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