For your health and well-being...

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A Soupçon of Cure

Gaspacho:

Viable treatment;

mutes intestinal rumblings.

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Notes:  Three Word Wednesday provided today's prompt of 'gasp, mute and viable.'  The form is, once again, Hay[Na]Ku.  I couldn't resist, even though I am well aware of the fact that puns are the lowest form of humor - especially the bathroom kind.  Oh well.

Forward Thinking

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Move

forward…backward…

and just dance.

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Notes:  The form, once again, is Hay[Na]Ku.  Sunday Scribblings provided the word prompt today of 'forward.'  I found the above picture on BibliOdyssey - and from those bits of cool inspiration, I could easily move forward, write...and just dance.

Caption-itis

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In keeping with the Hay[Na]Ku fun and games, here are a few possible suggestions for captions on the above photograph, kindly provided for by Sepia Saturday.

Smootch

Okay…now

gimme my hat.

or

Ooops…

The paint

is still wet.

or

Facebook:

Changed status

to ‘It’s Complicated’

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What ideas do you have?

More Fun With Hay[Na]Ku

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Style

Princess

Leia…eat

your heart out!

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Note:  Not really necessary today, is it?

The Glamour Girls of The Forties

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She’s the Picture-Perfect Ideal [1947]

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Notes:  Poet's United Thursday Think Tank #61 was all about the word, 'she.'  

I found this marvelous picture of a double-page spread from an old magazine on BibliOdyssey and decided to pair it together with two poems, using the form Hay[Na]Ku. 

Yeah, I'm having too much fun!

The Ol' Family Tree

The Ol’ Family Tree

Your branch is the crazy side!

Your branch is  the ugly one.

                                                                        

Notes:  The form, which I've been having a lot of fun with lately, is Hay[Na]Ku.  (Actually, it's a double Hay[Na]Ku.)  I have to say, this crazy little form is highly addictive.  Try it and see for yourself.  Poetic Asides is currently running a forms challenge using this form.  Check it out.

Theme Thursday posted the above picture today with the word 'tree' as the prompt.  Under the circumstances, I had to use this form to write this poem.  ☼