Sizzle Kizzle Tizzle Tizzle
Fizzle Drizzle
Sparkling sizzle
Fizzle, fizzle
Down the drain
Drizzle, drizzle
Hit the head
With a chisel
Dye my hair
Grizzle, grizzle
Shimmering, shining
Glizzle, glizzle
Kiss, kiss
Eskimo kiss
Kizzle, kizzle
Kizzle, kizzle
Sprinkle, Sprinkle
Drizzle, drizzle
While the youngsters
Kizzle, kizzle
Misty, misty
Mizzle, mizzle
All upon my
Grizzle, grizzle
Now my grizzle's
Turned to frizzle
Frizzle, frizzle
Frizzle, frizzle
Had a good time
Tizzle, tizzle
Party was fine
Tizzle, tizzle
Sparkling sizzle
Sizzle, sizzle
Shake and bump
Tizzle, tizzle…
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Just a little fun... most of these "izzle" words have multiple meanings... Can you guess the meaning I am trying to use in each of these words?
About the Creator
Rick Henry Christopher
Writing is a distraction to fulfill my need for intellectual stimulus, emotional release, and soothing the bruises of the day.
The shattered pieces of life will not discourage me.
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Comments (9)
I love how you used rhyme and echo of words in your poem. I love the way the words bounce, very much like when I'm frying sausages and trying to dye my hair at the same time!
Oooo, this had a quirky rhythm to it! I loved it!
This is fun
Love it - very fun! Great job :)
Delightful 💕😊
That was fun.
So much fun to read! Creative and upbeat. Thanks for sharing :)
Love the form, the image and the onomatopeia in this one
Love it‼️ 🔥💯👍😊😂 Great Vibes🎶🎶🎶🎉💯🎄