Weekly Scribblings, and Rosemary has challenged us to practice repetitive use of a letter. I've chosen the letter T, and used it in an American sentence, and added a fun bit using the letter L.
Submitted to Poets & Storytellers United, December 9, 2020.
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Tasting my tea, transfixed by timeliness, tantamount to test of time.
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Lily was a Lilliputian lady, luscious and learned . Likely labeled luscious more often than learned by lawyers and legal eagles alike, Lily licentiously laundered money, living luxuriously. The lecherous gentlemen were ultimately lampooned.
Bravo luv your double take on the prompt
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Much❤love
I love the tasty tea and the luscious Lily, too. And I enjoyed how the two versions bring to mind the importance of perspective. Also, I'm really craving some tea.
ReplyDeleteOh I so liked both of these contrasting pieces. (How could one not warm to the lovely, albeit slickly salacious Lily?)
ReplyDeleteThe AmSent is sensational and the longer allit lit me with laughter. Beauties, Beverly.
ReplyDeleteI cannot stop giggling over Lily the Lilliputian! What an agile creative mind you have! Think I'll join you for tea for two.
ReplyDeleteI like these!
ReplyDeleteI like Lily! She may have laundered money, but she may have made a fine lawyer herself! Luscious AND learned!
ReplyDeleteTwo for the price of one, Bev! I just had a taste of my tea!
ReplyDeleteBoth excellent, Bev!
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