Miss Malaprop
A nubile young maiden, inchoately malleable
needs some instruction to stay out of trouble.
Her mother has warned against malaprop gaffes,
which in her innocence, she calls “giraffes.”
So if you are seeking to be this girl’s savior,
in adducing reasons for proper behavior,
keep your words simple and don’t try to teach
difficult words that are out of her reach!
Prompt words today are inchoate, malleable, nubile, adduce and gaffe. Image by Sherise on Unsplash.
lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 
Haha! Hilarious poem Judy
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haha, too fun… maybe I feel a bit called out by this one. 😉
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Are you a Ms. or Mr. Malaprop?
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Nicely done – that’s funny.
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THAT was fun! Thanks!
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LOL, Judy. That was me as a teen!
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Ha. I have a friend who is so affected. So much fun to see what occasionally pops out.
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My most quoted one was “You don’t kick a gift horse in the mouth.”
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Ha!! Both versions seem to be true, however.
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My friend’s best one was, “She was just a lesbian between two fractions.” Can you guess what she meant?
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Fabulous Judy. Great use of the prompts. Thanks for joining in 🙂 🙂
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Thanks Bushboy
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LOL
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