Wednesday, 26 January 2011

scooch before you throw a janky conniption fit

I had a conniption fit
what words, what words these?
slangs are not my forte
I felt so janky
suppose it is better than being cranky
I will persist
why should I resist
that challenge thrown to poets
zany words suit me fine
just as the normal ones do

"ok, you scooch, ok, you scooch"

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conniption; noun: a bad tantrum. One has a conniption or conniption fit.
janky; adjective: broken or functioning poorly or improperly; messed up.
scooch; verb: to move over, or to scoot.

23 comments:

  1. Ha! These were horrible words for a poet, but you worked with them quite well!

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  2. Congratulations,you made it too - now let's just wait for next week.

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  3. Simply brilliant..and made me laugh..well done..

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  4. I think the poets this week have done exceptionally well with the words. Nicely done.

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  5. I grew up hearing conniption fit, as in Don't have a...
    scooch over was also common to our house

    This made me laugh!

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  6. Gautami I share your sentiments too and had identical feelings LOL!!

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  7. Coming here after a long time...yes..sometimes its good to experiment, the results may end up suprisingly good as your words... :)

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  8. The slang didn't prove to be a stumbling block at all. Good job on this one.

    My 3WW: The Victual Voyager

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  9. Very well done. Brought a smile to my face. That's the spirit! :)

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  10. The poem was great - the title even greater! Jae :)

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  11. You did a great job with these words! LOL

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  12. Slang is not my forte either, but I enjoyed reading your bit as well as the others!

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  13. nice...fun word play...love playing with new words...might have to give these a try...

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  14. Was that a scooch for a smooch?

    A fun 55, Gautami!

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  15. Scooch is one of my favorite words. Especially at lunch time when sitting on a bench seat.

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  16. Gautami....?
    These words were slang words about 20 years ago...hehehehe
    Loved your Janke 55 My Friend
    Thanks for playing and have a Kick Ass Week-End...G

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  17. Janky was a new one for me--liked the way you put it all together into a fine 55.

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  18. Never heard of janky til now! good one.
    Nice sound to it too! and scooch is great
    too...Thanks!

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  19. lol I chueckled reading this. I didn't even try poetry though maybe a haiku? I don't know - I liked this - it was cute :)

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