I am Monday's child!Yep, fair of face . . . that's me! ;-)
And now, today I have become the answer to the meaning of life, the universe and everything.
So, any takers on the Poetry Challenge?
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Wonderful Wife and Magnificent Mistress to my Handsome—and Happy—Husband
Marvelous Mother and Proud Parent of the Excellent Eight
Divine Daughter
Sweet Sister
Pleasant Person
Curly Coiffure
Funny Friend
Clever Cook
Skilled Seamstress
Happy Homemaker
Sensible Student
Makes Music
Sometimes Serious
Prefers Projects
Willing Worker
Fancies Felines
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15 comments:
I'm still thinking about it. I wasn't good at poetry in school, but now I'm horrible at it.
-Tami
Happy Birthday!
I've got it! Maybe it isn't good...
Wednesday's child is always true.
Thursday's child has much virture.
So I did the easier of the two challenges. I'm still thinking on the first. I hope I win!
p.s. Ben's is lame*pick me*pick me
Here's my go out it:
Wednesday’s child is clever and smart,
Thursday’s child is true to the heart...
I'm a Monday's child, too. :) Hope you had a happy birthday!
My go out it? Who talks like that? I meant "go AT it." Geesh.
Must be that pregnant-brain thing. :-)
Anyway, I didn't notice.
Oh man! Did I do it wrong? Rebecca's is different. What's a meter? Is that syllables or words. Dang it. I should have asked earlier.
The meter is the syllables; and, more specifically, how the accents fall on each syllable.
So:
Wednesday's child is full of woe; Thursday's child has far to go.
Or something like that.
Try saying these out loud, and you can hear the meter:
"Wednesday's child is full of woe"
"Wednesday's child says, "Ho ho ho!'"
Same meter. :)
I like Ben and Tami's and Becky's. i have none to wright at the moment. i am still thinking.
I still think that you should be a friday's child.
Oooh right. I remember learning that now.
Did you come up with something too? I'm excited to hear it. I'm sure it'll be fabulous.
...Wednesday's child is full of trust,
Thursday's child is good and just...
I don't know if that's any good, but it's the same meter!
Wednesday's child learnt to row,
That's for challenge number one. All I could think of for number two is;
Wednesday's child is full of glee,
Thursday's child has to pee.
I like my entry for challenge one better.
I'm not good at poetry but I'll try: "Wednesday's child has no sorrow.Thursday's child has 'till tomorrow."
Monday's chile ain't nevah shy,
Tuesday's chile ett daddy's pie,
Wednesday's chile don't feel too well
Thursdays chile will give 'em hell
Friday's chile likes huntin' an' fishin',
Sattaday's chile just a sets there a wishin',
But the chile that wuz birth't on the Sabbath day
don't nevah fuss 'less he's fixin' ta pray.
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