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Unexpected Company

fervor
to clean abode,
the riotous rinsing
of organic debris off floor,
dissension between children at breakfast,
incursion of mother-in-law,
officious omen
to scrub with more
fervor

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*yikes!*

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words: fervor, abode, riotous, organic, dissension, incursion, officious

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  • Frozentearz
    June 29, 2007
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    Thank you for joining in our contest we hope that you will join us in the next round, there are two more word banks before the winners of all three compete against each other, hope to see you keep trying,
    Warm thoughts
    Tearz


  • Frogzter gold member
    June 28, 2007
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    THis is too cute! I so enjoyed it! Thanks for entering and best wishes in the contest!

    Frogz~


  • Pamela A Lamppa silver member
    June 19, 2007

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    Yikes Indeed!

    This was simply excellent. I remember these days only too well. LOL. Superb use of words. ~Pamela


  • acqua
    June 18, 2007

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    lolol, how too funny and what a scene getting ready!!
    and you used all those words from the word bank, too, wow. Best to you in the contest, this was a delightful, fun read, thanks!


  • joyya
    June 17, 2007
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    LOL, boy do I remember the days of children and food. This made me laugh, very well done.


  • Frozentearz
    June 17, 2007

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    no yikes lol you had me laughing,
    a wonderful job of using the word bank,
    this tells a tale
    amazing work kiddo,
    Love and Light
    tearz


  • DJ Harley silver member
    June 17, 2007

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    very nice poem susan, you would flipped if i walk in your door as unexpected company, you might chase me out the door with a rolling pin. J/K

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