Try one
MOON, IDLE, RETURN, BEAUTY, FLY, CALCULATE, HAIR, PENCIL, INDICATE, KNOWLEDGE, CONTACT, JEWEL, AGREE, FREEDOM, PLUS, MATCH, WORD, CLOCK, CHURCH, ALIVE.
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posted by Elspeth at Monday, April 04, 2005
Monday, April 04, 2005
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6 Comments:
happy hippy i took it upon myself to try my luck at poetry.
quite amused at the result of this exercise.
Calculated contacts
Are mooned in the church
Knowledgeable words aren't match
For there is no freedom
Alive is the clock but yet idle
Jewels are in the hair
Penciling an indicator of how the beauty should flow
for these are pluses that wouldn't agree to return.
question the moment!!
Very auric.
My english vocabulary isn't that good so i took it upon myself to look up the meaning of "Auric".Yet despite my search i was unable to loacate a match that was suitable to this context..could you explain to me what you meant?
question the moment!
My english vocabulary isn't that good so i took it upon myself to look up the meaning of "Auric".Yet despite my search i was unable to loacate a match that was suitable to this context..could you explain to me what you meant?
question the moment!
I made up the word (auric) - I didn't think about if it was an existing word or not. I meant that what you wrote (i.e. the aura you did) was "auric" ... meaning "like an Aura". If the word AURA had an adjective, then I guess auric would be it. Like how you would say something is "poetic" (like poetry) or "acidic" (from acid) or "romantic" (from romance), etc.
I checked in the dictionary - and "auric" is a word. They say "See aurate" ... and then aurate is described as "a salt of auric acid." (which is not what I meant about your "aura/poem of course)
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