to feature the word FILL in exactly
44 words. I took a bit of largess with
the spelling.
Submitted to dVerse
February 10, 2020
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Philomena tired of Phillip’s philandering
his forays would fill a book
Phil was a rank philogynist
she was bereft, betrayed, forsook.
Philomena turned to philosophy
sadly her options seemed to be nil
at last she became so desperate
she decided to call Dr. Phil.
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Nice use of many forms of "fill".
ReplyDeleteI like the word philogynist. Good philling frases!
ReplyDeleteThis is so clever!
ReplyDeletePoor Philomena! I love how you filled the poem with Phils!
ReplyDeleteHaha. I like the word play in this piece. I also enjoyed the lightheartedness. Nicely done.
ReplyDeleteLoved it! The rhythm and the humor.
ReplyDeleteVery clever use of the word Phil! I love it!!
ReplyDeleteHeehee! You had so much fun with this! Love it!
ReplyDeleteVery clever Beverly! 🙂
ReplyDelete😊luv your quadrille, witty
ReplyDeleteMuch💝love
Very clever! :)
ReplyDeleteVery clever!
ReplyDeleteA classic play of 'P' within the limited space. Thoughtful write Beverly!
ReplyDeleteHank
Clever play on alliteration!
ReplyDeleteThere are so many ways to fill your life... but philandering Phil is not a good one.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed the play of words beginning with "P".
ReplyDeleteSo clever, Bev!
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