A Prints, His Taught Genes, and a Fare Made

A lot of stuff and nonsense!!!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A prints among men

With bulging mussels

Sow vein and vial he

Sew it would seam…

 

He sailed to see for wails

His genes too taught

And soared strapped hire

Twas a write of passage…

 

For daze and daze no whirred

Of thrown or king or wore

Though he rote letters grate

Only the sent of time and wry…

 

Above the serging serf

Saw he the farest made

Who gave him forty wax

As she suede sighed-to-sighed…

 

Now here slay bells wring

And reed the notice deer

Drink deep the read whine

Prints and made merried hence!

 

Author's Note

Homonyms (sometimes called homophones) are those troubling words that sound alike but have different meanings… How many can you find? Hmmmmmmmmm? Have fun!

Reviews

[jkhatz]

Craig, I love it! You are so incredibly clever. I would not be able to do this, I even tried after I read it - no way, no how - I simply cannot get my brain to think like that.

With every piece that I read of yours I am always amazed at the high standard and the beauty of your prose but this has got to be my favorite yet. Thank you so much for sharing.

[Larry Dyson]

nice...alliterations are great too..more of them critters here than meats the I..

[Marianne]

Hey...that was FUN to read...so very clever of you, Craig !!

I miss you, dear friend

[Sunflower/Sara Kendrick]

Craig,

I thought that you was using the old English to write your work until your explanation...First line..prints_prince, line 2..mussels_muscles..Then I have no idea what they are suppose to be...What seems to be is not necessarily what it is ..May your gift of writing continuously flow onto the pages of WritersCafe for all of us to read..Your review of my latest work lifted my spirits...Sunflower

[Desert Dreamer]

A fun play with words that opens the mind to new meanings and is often inspirational in unintentional ways.

[The Rock And Roll Cowbo..]

So being creative and challenging the reader... well I believe I found 24... that was quite fun.

[Geralyn Miller]

Ho! Ho! Ho! (or should I write Hoe! Hoe!) I think I found 45, though some are duplicates. Beware though, some of the accidental mispellings I have seen read like your piece. LOL