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Today’s Jumble haiku:
ReplyDelete(In feudal times, felons could be sentenced to exile if their offenses were “hectic,” i.e., liable to foment frantic support by others. [Middle transgressions were assigned the lash or bondage.]
One particularly serious felony was committed by any monastery member who sponged off of local citizens, this one known as a…)
“Monk Leech”
Exiles were undue
if the crimes were deemed middle
in shame, not hectic.
~ OMK
8 July ‘23
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Imagine stepping out of the shower,
only to run into rats with the power
to cause great angst; you’d probably …..!
~ OMK
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Don't be afraid of this one
WC
Nuclear war may. be comin'
ReplyDeleteShould some general push a wrong button
Or Moscow error
Bring the terror,
Turning humans into mutton.
Wordle 749 5/6
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I used a random starter. Who would have thought there were so many possibilities for that middle letter.
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Thanks FLN to you all.
ReplyDeleteI may not make it back as we have one set of grandkids coming to celebrate July birthdays.
Let the fun begin.
Ach, my Wordle disappeared.
ReplyDelete"Growing Up"
ReplyDeleteWhen Edgar was only a child,
he was sent away from home and exiled.
His new parents were kind and he grew,
with no problems that were undue.
In his teens his folks bought him a fiddle
and he played in a band in the middle.
It was a hobby that was hectic
but it gave him a new perspective.
Now every Sunday he still likes his folks to meet,
and serve them lunch, which they consider a treat.
Loved the near rhyme, Misty, hectic/perspective, but also your truer ones!
ReplyDeleteA good job throughout!
And your ultra-clever Wordle plant, Owen!
~ OMK
Salvaged—one Wordle by CanadianEh!
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Woohoo! Woohoo! What a brilliant Wordle hint this morning, Ol' Man Keith--I got it instantly without any angst or worry:
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Thank you so much!
OMK, I love the way you turn Jumble solutions into your titles: LUNCH MEET/MONK LEECH.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant. And thank you for the kind words about my verse.
Wilbur, you clearly got OMK's clue too and I bet that's why you weren't afraid.
On the other hand, Owen, your miserable verse ending turned us all into LUNCH MEET.
Have a wonderful happy and exciting day with your lovely grandchildren, CanadianEh!!
And have a great Sunday, tomorrow, everybody!