Later this year, certain housewives will, as Rind did to Odin*, spurn balls in drawers.
To the ignorant, this sting will feel like conjugal subtracting for eternity; though it is only a few months until they desist in the Fall.
To the ignorant, this sting will feel like conjugal subtracting for eternity; though it is only a few months until they desist in the Fall.
[Somehow, I feel as though I should apologize for this, but I'm not going to.]
* I am not making this up.
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Never apologize! Use your muse as wildly or wonderfully as it allows. Whimzical and good use of the wordle.
ReplyDeleteWalt -
ReplyDeleteLike John Wayne says in an old movie: "Never apologize, it's a sign of weakness."
But it's one thing to unchain the muse, and another to put the results out here in front of God and all these people, potentially even including my grandchildren [gasp!]
Thanks for the constructive comment.
Cheers!
JzB
Very interesting. Thanks for the link - So now that's what they were calling 'it' magic. Hmm. Kind of like revenge being taken out on the next generation that had nothing to do with the crime. Only in this case the it was next generation that exacted revenge. I didn't know the Odin story. It seems like something worth investigating. Well then anything mystical really. Interesting to how the men practitioners were segregated or ostracized - got that from another link in the article wondering what that word was that meant magic in Odin's world.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, well Wordled! Thanks, again.
My character only thinks of revenge...and that is enough...:
http://julesgemsandstuff.blogspot.com/2012/07/sw-64-wordle-diamond-in-rough.html
Spurn balls in drawers. I liked that line. I have a tendency to apologize for the things I write, but was told that it was a bad habit that needed broken.
ReplyDeleteMy "apologize" comment was a bit tongue in cheek.
ReplyDeleteI did feel a bit of temerity, but as Ned Stark told his son Bran, the only time you can be brave is when you are afraid.
And poetry takes real courage.
Cheers!
JzB
Poetry does take courage....thank you for sharing yours with us at The Whirl. It's great to have you on board. I also appreciate the Odin reference...
ReplyDeleteReally? You didn't make this up? Well then, sir, who did? :)
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