Who, What, When, Where, How & Why
The barkeep was proud
of the giant rack of antlers
above the Oak bar.Old Methuselah, the Moose,
always evasive
ended his life in struggle.Never threatening,
residual presentiment
transfused Evil Eye…as per the Fourth Rule:
do not ever pluck Dahlias
unless growing wild.© Sometimes, 2016
For Mindlovemisery’sMenagerie, Wordle #118, July 20, 2016 https://mindlovemiserysmenagerie.wordpress.com/2016/07/18/wordle-118-july-18th-2016/
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I like to do Wordles…great fun words sometimes.
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This is definitely an adventurous one! Now, I’m picturing a moose amongst dahlias. 🙂
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yep, that’s why his antlers hang above the bar 🙂
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Hopefully his buddies learned not to go near the dahlias. 🙂
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unless they were growing wild
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Did he eat the dahlias or just trample them?
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uh….he ate the dahlias in the flower garden, that’s why the barkeep was so mad. (sort of like explaining a joke…:-)
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Ok. 🙂 I don’t always get jokes. I have a different brand of humor than most folks. Nobody gets mine either. 🙂 Have a great day.
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haha… the thing about wordles is that they incorporate specific words, and the theme just presents itself…for me anyway. 🙂
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It sounds like a fun adventure. I am pondering over their newest word list and considering giving it a go. 🙂
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I did one the other day that was…just bad…didn’t make it to the blog…yet anyway. I like doing Wordles. Mindlovemiser’sMenagerie is the source…always lots of good stuff over there. 🙂
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I posted one earlier this morning. Please let me know what you think of it. The post title is really original, “My First Wordle”. 🙂
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I love “The End of Me,” very well done. Wordles also stretch thought processes, putting seemingly alien words together. 🙂
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