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The opening poem should contain all the words (or variations of them) from today's Jumble and/or Wordle and/or Orijinz.
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Comments are welcomed! And couching them in Poetry is NOT required.
ReplyDeleteToday’s Jumble haiku:
(Sometimes even the strictest tenets of a philosophy or religion deserve reexamination.
Here we consider one of the basic provisos of most faiths,
one that might lead to…)
“(Moving) The Pegs”
Our dogma says No
Deceit!—but, “Should you plunge, Oh…!
make a mighty slosh!”
~ OMK
2:44 for Orijinz today, mainly due to the second part. Warning- it’s a long one today.
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Plenty of words to work with today. Back later.
Pleasant Plan
ReplyDeleteNancy enjoyed a morning nosh
of poached eggs
as through her puzzle she sloshed.
Her dogma was no deceit,
even if it meant defeat.
Failing would not her annoy,
so she plunged into solving with joy.
Misty ~ Your "Pleasant Plan" is a tight, economical verse, managing to place today's diverse J-words into three short couplets.
ReplyDeleteI like that you didn't shy from backing off from that long 2nd line (combining the 2nd & 3rd lines of print.)
~ OMK
Ol' Man Keith, thank you for your very kind comment. I'm a little puzzled by your haiku this morning: I hope you speaker isn't planning to plunge mightily into deceit?
ReplyDeleteCanadianEh!, I love seeing your Wordles and wish I could get a slightly clearer clue--maybe a 5 letter word, to help me try one too. Would that be possible?
We miss you, Owen. Would love to see one of your verses again.
Ouch- Pegs
ReplyDeleteAccidents occur without warning,
On a day with no deceit in the morning.
The dog may plunge into the stream,
A hot iron strike and burn with steam,
Sloshed water on floor may cause a fall,
But tripping over tent pegs is the worst of all.
Misty- yes I am afraid that is exactly what OMK’s speaker is planning to do. . . and with “a mighty Slosh”. In for a penny, in for a pound!
ReplyDeleteI’ll see if I can give you a W poem. My note with the W usually gives a clue to my second-last guess and then to the W (but may be hard to figure out).
Nancy must be a LA Times CW solver, eating her breakfast of poached eggs as she sloshes through the CW. (Great imagery there of wading through the deep clues. Perhaps she also sloshes her coffee?). It seems that she will own up if she doesn’t FIR, but still enjoys the solve. Great spirit and great poem.
OMK- Your Pegs are the boundaries of one’s moral code, while mine are merely simple tent pegs. I like that imagery of sloshing into deep sin (if you want to call it that). Thought-provoking haiku today.
I’m afraid my offering follows on from yesterday, with more ailments and injuries. I hope for better words tomorrow that will trigger a happier poem from me. (And no, I don’t really think the tent peg accident is the worst - but I had to tie in the title!)
Our Wordle can cause quite a stir;
ReplyDeleteEven though some may demur,
All I think can concur
That we greatly prefer
Winning phrase “Genius” to _ _ _ _ _.
You get me, CanadianEh! and my darker sense of humor, while Misty, I fear, still holds out hope for a halo'd version of me.
ReplyDeleteYes, indeed, "In for a penny..." Heheheh.
Tent-peg tripping may not be the absolute worst, but as a former Boy Scout and camper of many years (with family as well), I will say that such a trip can be an unpleasant experience, especially in the dark.
Another peg problem is when the soil is loose and a peg gives way-- during a rainstorm. No fun at all.
Misty ~. I couldn't tell yesterday whether you were picking up on all the W hints or not.
Did that work out for you?
~ OMK
Wordle 853 4/6
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OMK, so what exactly are the W hints? I doubt I got them.
ReplyDeleteYesterday's word was SPLAT.
ReplyDeleteTake a look back, Misty, and you'll see that Owen, CEh, & I each left you W clues.
CEh actually spelled the 5 letters out (just as you prompted her today).
You even complimented my hinting verse--the one ending in SPLIT--which would have handed you the word if you had "corrected" for my purposely faulty rhyme scheme!
~ OMK
Well, it took two tries, but then I did get today's Wordle after all. Many thanks for your clues, everybody--really appreciated them.
ReplyDeleteWordle 853 2/6
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