Hello, beautiful readers! I'm combining two challenges today. In the Creative Perspective Challenge, D.L. Finn encourages us to use the photo below as inspiration. In dVerse - Poets Pub, De Jackson challenges us to write a quadrille with the word hoot in it. A quadrille is a poem with 44 words in it.
(image by Eduardo Gonzales from Pexels)
March Madness
what fun March brings!
green percolating in everything
tiny sprouts create flowers
blooms bring bees to happy hour
lucky leprechauns sprinkle charm
trick or treat, be wary of harm
drink, dance around, don't trample my foot
ah, go ahead! I don't give a hoot!
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Oh, I like this line very much:
ReplyDelete"blooms bring bees to happy hour"
I can see them with their little bee-butts on barstools. ;)
Nice prompt mashup.
De
Thank you, De! That image definitely brings a chuckle. Thanks for stopping by. :-)
DeleteI love how you combined both challenges, Yvette! This was so whimiscal and charming, I could see bees having a happy hour and the celebrations leprechauns would add to the mix. Made me smile, thank you! xo
ReplyDeleteThank you, Denise! I love the picture you chose. Thanks for visiting! :-)
DeleteVery cute poem! ...and all the kids eat Lucky Charms!
ReplyDeleteMy son used to love that cereal but only for the marshmallows. Lol! Thanks for visiting, Dwight! :-)
DeleteI love how you blended the challenges, Yvette! The playful tone and the ending line are perfect for the prompt. So fun and full of energy! 🌸🍀
ReplyDeleteMuch love,
David
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Thank you, David! The picture just felt fun, so I went with it. I appreciate you stopping by. :-)
DeleteI love the happy energy in this
ReplyDeleteThank you, Bjorn! I appreciate your visit. :-)
DeleteLucky leprechauns! I hope to see them dancing on my feet this weekend! 💚🍀
ReplyDeleteI hope you do as well, Dora! Thanks for visiting! :-)
DeleteI remember when my father was part owner of a resturant with a bar.... On St. Paddy's Day he'd have his bartenders ask the folks if they wanted regular or green beer... And out of the same tap came regular or green beer!
ReplyDeleteActually the night before at least half of the beer mugs had a drop of green food coloring on the bottom of the glass... which of course the drinkers didn't see...
That's awesome! Very clever of your father! Thanks for visiting and sharing, Jules! :-)
DeleteI love your response to the prompt, Yvette. And I love that it made me smile!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Jan! I'm happy you enjoyed it. :-)
DeleteOh, what a delight, Yvette. Very creative - and fun! 🌞
ReplyDeleteThank you, Gwen! I'm happy you enjoyed it. :-)
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