I Don't Know What Came Over Me

Then There Was The Time I Lost My Mind for a Month

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  • This site the fault of Leslee and Patry, via Qarrtsiluni.

    Here's the premise:

    Every day, Dictionary.com publishes a Word of the Day. I will display it here. If I like the word, I will try to come up with a poem using it by the end of the day. If you like the word, go ahead and write your own poem and post it in the comments, also by the end of the day, if you can.

    While you are here, please play nicely with others. Spam will be summarily deleted, as will anything obviously abusive or malicious in my opinion. Also, please note that everything written here remains the intellectual property of whoever wrote it. Therefore, you are not allowed to copy or republish anything here unless whoever wrote the bit you want to use tells you in writing that it's okay.

    Problems? Comments? Write to me, Sara, at SaraArts dot com.

    Have fun with this!

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malapropos

Today's word is

malapropos

You know, I hate this word.  Garbled French, it feels contrived in English, ignorantly pretentious.  I have no use for it.  I will not use it.

And that's just as well.  It's the last day of NaBloPoMo '07 and I still have four other poems to finish for this project before I put it to bed for good and all.  I will leave the site up, but unless I am invalided and need a distraction or something along those lines, it is highly unlikely there will ever be new material added.

Thanks to everyone who ever participated.  And here's to poetry that you can really feel, whether you write it as homework or romance, because it has to be done or because it is the song of your soul bursting to come out and be known -- or all of the above.

Posted by on November 30, 2007 at 12:24 PM in adjectives |

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