Fairies plum and apple bright Tainted tarts of rhubarb grown Atop grim reaper berries glow Oh when will the pale girl sing Forever splotched from juice stains We lie hidden from drama and dreams In the half waking light of dawn’s dusk Abundant fuzzy peaches fly high Among lemon scented daisy followers Purple pringles float aimlessly in the void Awaiting the jaws of oblivion
Word sketch Urban nature Provides space To race Or to ponder What lies yonder Out of reach James’ magic peach Synapses snap Cogs whirl Mind unfurls This biological being’s Walking forth Sharing mirth Giving birth Ideas sparkling Magnificent malarkey Discombobulated balderdash Audaciously avalanching altitudially advancing
One winter Wednesday, wee wan Willy Weasel whistles wistfully, Why’re wide-eyed whelk, Wellington’s waist worn white wings waving without wind? Wellington, Wellie-to-friends, wobbles wildly, whizzing, whirring, wending To Wollongong wedding of Wendy Weevil to Willow Winkle. Wendy’s award winning women’s weaves once won, way-beyond Willow’s winding wastewater wicking widget. What a wonderful wardrobe they’ll wangle! Wander welcomes welterweight Wombat, Walter wearing weather worn wafer-thin western wove wheat-sheaves. Wicked waiter, Wilfred watches whilst wading in the weeds, Whittled walnut water-raft whooshes in Wembley Womble Witch and Wakefield Whale Wizard, whispering worthwhile words to witty Wandering Wolf, Winston. Winsome Wensleydale Wench, Winnie has the where with all to warn of a woefully wavering weighty wonton wagon whisking towards the waterfall. Wow, wiggling Worcestershire Worm, Winona get’s to work on the wailing wheels with wooden wedges. Willy Weazel whiffs the scent of wafting wedding whisky, wondering whether the weather will warm.