At precisely twenty minutes of two
Albert and Maureen came to the mutual determination that perhaps
their Catholic school rearing was, in point of fact, having a
marginally deleterious effect on their propinquity.
I ADORE PLAYING WITH WORDS
(AND WRITERS!)
AT MAGPIE TALES!
17 comments:
Last line is priceless ... I enjoyed your poem.
haha...you think so...smiles....nice...
I believe in propinquity; it's a wonderful thing, the ability to speak several languages.
LOL. Brilliant.
Love it! Really fun.
=)
Hahahahahaha! Yes, the nuns would not approve of the propinquity of these two! Thanks for the visit to my blog as well!
ZING!
Good take on it.
What a brilliant take on the promt!!
Ha! Liked this very much!
Lovely roundabout way of saying they decided to get on with it!
Nice one! LOL
And so they should.
Love really is a different language. Wonderful little romp you wrote, enjoyed it very much.
According to The Oxford English Dictionary propinquity means proximity or close kinship. It's from the Latin word propinquus meaning near.I've learned something thanks to your delightful piece!Do drop by mine. I can't promise you a lesson but maybe a smile!
LOL
Your funny we are kind of like kindred spirits the way we see things. Thanks for comment on my blog. We do see things alike do we not? B
Aye, we do, Buttons.
Funny how the Sisterhood of the Goat works that way, eh? ;)
*hugs*
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