From my dear friend revkjarla, a prompt at RevGalBlogPals:
Because I am feeling silly, or perhaps, just out there, our FF is dedicated to creating silly sentences. We all need a little meaningless creativity and humour, right?
Use these five words (in any tense) in a sentence:
1. pulpit, puppy, wrench, word, mouse.
If you give a mouse a cookie, your puppy will want one, and if you have to go to the store to get it, you can avoid working on your word for the pulpit on Sunday.
2. weep, love, prayer, bassoon, chair
He sat in the chair playing his bassoon with love, like a prayer, and I wept.
3. heart, shutter, wish, turtle, walk
I shuttered my heart even though I wished for more; sometimes healing comes slowly, as a turtle walks.
(Oh, dear. These are getting serious.)
4. howl, worry, window, story, trust
Don’t worry about the howling at the window; trust the story God is telling in your life.
5. garden, hat, shepherd, laugh, sigh.
Like a shepherd with his flock, my garden hat protects from UV rays, whether I rise up and sigh or lie down and laugh.
Maybe that one should be a bonus haiku?
Shepherd’s crook, mother’s
sigh, gardener’s hat, baby’s
laugh: tools of the trade.
pulpit, puppy, wrench, word, mouse:
If your puppy chases a mouse into the pulpit on Sunday, it will throw a wrench into your sermon and may cause you to say unplanned words. 😉
Ha! Yes!
I especially love the haiku…
I swear, you can make the most beautiful sentiments out of randomness. What a gift. I loved it!
Karla’s right. Your ability to take even silliness and produce poetry is a wonderment. I mostly came up with absurd run-on sentences.
I’m just laughing because clearly we think there are a different amount of syllables in the word, “gardener’s”
Maybe it depends on where you’re from, but I admit I was counting the syllables in BBC English.
As one who played bassoon in high school and college, I can hear the prayerful sounds that could make a person weep.
great! totally enjoyed your creative play 🙂 thanks for sharing..