A Different Wonderland
‘So’ if she spoke that word out loud he’d say; “(Sew,) ...a needle pulling thread”
She, would reply with; “La, a note to follow ‘so’ - that would
Set them both into uncontrollable giggles and he’d have to help her
Off the floor, after she’d finish gasping for breath - it didn’t take much
To see they enjoyed each other, their private jokes continued to
Work for them even after thirty years after tying the knot
And even with the ‘downs’, there were just more ‘ups’
Very attuned to the same wave length - sometimes it was just scary
Soon anyone in their company would feel comfortable - even when they
Finished off each others sentences - there was never any malice
‘Off with her head,’ he would tease and she’d just cut the cards knowing she was
The Queen of Hearts in his life - And he was the lucky rabbit she would follow, always.
Cake along with humble pie would be served after the game concluded
JP/davh
“So she set off to work, and very soon finished off the cake.”
From: Alice’s Adventures In Wonderland by Lewis Carroll
A Sentence Acrostic for Tuesday Tryouts
For: http://margoroby.wordpress.com/2012/07/17/those-trying-tuesday-tryouts/
Process notes: So many prompts to distract. This is just the first one...
Thanks most Marvelous And Ravishing Generator Of prompts
Tuesday, July 17, 2012
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Wow... really... I can't believe there is a sentence controlling what you write. The narrative is incredibly smooth.
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