all I could think of this week was all the various phrases we have with the word "dropped" in it. Turns out that there are quite a lot of them, for example: "dropped a dime," "dropped names," "dropped a load," etc. Below is my feeble attempt at humor.
When he dropped the hint
she dropped a stitch.
She didn't like the glint
in his eye, or the hitch
if they dropped the ball
on their plans for the mall.
©sgreerpitt
Sunday May 24, 2009
For other poems on the theme "dropped" see One Single Impression.
11 comments:
I like the rhyming!
changing orbits
Great rhyme. You can sing this.
Hi Sue, this is neat. I too like the rhyme, isn't it fun to do rhymes!
Mrs. Jim didn't like much of any of my hints. Out and out, she said 'no way' (like she doesn't like being dropped off either).
It was in December 1972, the last month of leap year. She had heard so much from Mom and Dad and me about their being married in Leap Year.
Of course Dad said, always, that she had to propose to him and couldn't wait as Leap Year was ending (December 28th anniversary).
What has Lil' Abner, Daisy Mae, and Sadie Hawkins done to us?
..
oooh-!
Are they going to rob the mall?
Build a mall?
Crawl a mall?
So many options, maybe none of them as to be dropped!
Loved your take, as always--
Oh this I like and can SOOOO relate to.:<)
Thanks Sue, wonderful, whimsical take on the prompt!
I enjoyed this.
On a different note, a woman who is a neighbor and has MS recently took up with a man. I am so glad. Her husband dumped her when he heard she was ill. But this new guy is a gem, and they are like youthful sweethearts.
The innocence of your humor made me think of them and how happy I am she is being treated right by a good man. So thanks for making me smile.
I love the whimsy in this - the look at the upside of the drop!
love the brainstorming on the word 'dropped'! great job.
you drop a stitch and the whole sweater unravels. maybe it wasn't such a good idea, the mall...a movie instead?
drop one stitch and everything unravels. maybe it wasn't such a good idea, the mall. a movie instead?
Delightful poem! I can only imagine what ensued later... love it!
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