General Poetry posted February 6, 2018 | Chapters: | ...35 36 -37- 38... |
Abracadabra
A chapter in the book A Potpourri of Poetic Curiosities
Trickle down doo-doo
by CD Richards
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I don't recall trying one of these (a nonet) before... first time for everything.
Even the rich will be suffering today. Some of them will have lost billions, poor things. I wonder if a certain someone will be as quick to claim responsibility for the collapse as they were for the growth?
Of course, the ones who will really suffer are the workers, with their mortgages, and their vanishing superannuation. As always.
Today's word:
dyvoury (n.) bankruptcy, financial ruin.
My much-treasured Christmas present for 2017 is a book by Paul Anthony Jones: "The cabinet of linguistic curiosities". Each page contains a descriptive story about some obscure or archaic word. It occurred to me it would be a fun exercise to try and write, each day, a poem featuring the "word of the day" from the book.
Thanks for reading.
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and 2 member cents. Even the rich will be suffering today. Some of them will have lost billions, poor things. I wonder if a certain someone will be as quick to claim responsibility for the collapse as they were for the growth?
Of course, the ones who will really suffer are the workers, with their mortgages, and their vanishing superannuation. As always.
Today's word:
dyvoury (n.) bankruptcy, financial ruin.
My much-treasured Christmas present for 2017 is a book by Paul Anthony Jones: "The cabinet of linguistic curiosities". Each page contains a descriptive story about some obscure or archaic word. It occurred to me it would be a fun exercise to try and write, each day, a poem featuring the "word of the day" from the book.
Thanks for reading.
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