The Ingredients for Alphabet Soup
Take a pinch of imagination and a soupçon of silliness; combine with an ounce of wit and a tablespoon of rhyme
A is for annoying, the place where tempers flare,
B is for bonanza, getting something from thin air.
C is for cadwallader, a great name for a dame,
D is for disarming, grab that weapon 'fore it maims!
E is for an echo, the reverb from the call,
F is for fuck right off to people who appal.
G is for gyration, the way to fill a club,
H is for hysteria, a tickly belly rub.
I is for intriguing, the scent of something good,
J is for j-juicy, the moisture of your food.
K is for the Kraken, the monster of the deep,
L is for light linen, put your head on when you sleep.
M is for manila, the finest writing stuff,
N is for nostalgia, when the present's not enough.
O is for organic, the purest of the growers,
P is for pedantic, the rules that make us slower.
Q is for quixotic, for seekers of their dreams,
R is for repulsive, bodies bursting at the seams.
S is for sensation, the experience of life,
T is for traumatic, the navigation of all strife.
U is for usurper, creator of unrest,
V is for vagina, women's lady bits undressed.
W is whiny, weeping, wasteful, wrong and wrote,
X is for the xylophone, metal bars lined up by note.
Y is for you know, that word, the one that I forget...
Z is for zygotic, a word I've not used yet.
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Except for now.
And if I was allowed one more line that one above is what it would be. But I'm not so it can't be.
I enjoyed writing this so much. I just let it come, no contrivance, just typing away as the words arrived. The rhymes maybe took a little more work but all of the words just popped into my head and I ran with them until I snatched them and placed them into this poem where they belong. No freedom for them!
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