Ode to a Dictionary
Thanks so much for comments :) x
Comments
Cheers :)
Cynthia - oh yes, I have gained more joy from dictionaries over the years than anything else I think. I still spend time flicking through them and wowing at the wonderful new words I can find :)
Thanks Is and Rach :)
Love the punch line! And nice to see you doing humour :)
hahahahaha they should have read this in dictionary corner, on countdown i love it :)
you are very clever girly but concordance comes all over me? have you been drinking concord again? ;)
Clever girl. Methinks humour hides a real passion, sensual if not precisely sexual, and maybe both. Words are a potent arouser when you get an inkling of their potential power in your potential power.
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Fri 17th Feb 2012 15:19
And it is wonderful and I want to hear this read lol..nice work puddy x
Funny you should mention authenticity Mike, just written a piece about that.
If you mean authenticity of ode structure, then I did TRY to keep to most of it...managed the 10 lines, and the accepted English rhyming scheme (with a teeny bit of artistic licence, ahem!) ;)
Steve, if it's me, then yes, because, as you should well know by now, we are Northern, therefore, we do what we want ;) Base thoughts? It's completely innocent is that. *cough*
Thanks chaps - just fancied a bit of daft for a change :D
steve mellor
Fri 17th Feb 2012 11:36
Dear Bessie
Is it legal to insert 'Yorkshire' into your name if you were not grown or produced there, or have become a naturalised daughter of the White Rose County?
The poem is terrific
I admit to my base thoughts
'Your concordance comes all over me'
Dear me Bessie!!!
Kiss Kiss
Oooooo Laura Bessie Yorkshire Pud.
Never mind authenticity - I love this!
`How shall I read you, my lyrical dove?`
"In a jillion years - you're a geek"
Brill....Rock on Bessie! This is the gravy on your Pud!
Mike
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Charlie Preston
Wed 22nd Aug 2012 19:03
Love this! Brilliant.