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sillyfrogsusan.blog
Your word this week is EYES James was taught to trust his own eyes.Not to count on what others' apprise.Tech's advancement posthaste,Laid his practice to waste.Since the dominion of "Truth" is now clearly AI's. Laughing Along With A Limerick - Esther Chilton |
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dogpaddlingthroughlife.com
Time for another round of the Laughing Along With a Limerick Challenge, hosted each week by Esther Chilton. |
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estherchilton.co.uk
Here's to a great week and here's a new limerick challenge for you. Your word this week is TASK The previous word wasCHEW. Here are your limericks: Rall: it is hard to chew when you have the flu especially when you don't have teeth and also problems with your feet getting old gives you the... |
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teandpaper.ca
one afternoon nearby... consonance and assonance such annoyance buoyant and flamboyant words should be in abundance don't use redundancy have endurance Joining David's W3 challenge: Write a poem ofat least six linesthat'sheavyon consonance, assonance, or both; Consonance:repetition of identical consonant sounds; Assonance:repetition of similar vowel sounds. |
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