Rote Learning
As education
takes a vacation,
alas, we know
that even though
thoughts that astound
may well abound,
thinking aloud
is not allowed.
The three words for the Three Things Challenge are: ALLOWED
ALOUD ASTOUND
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for the Three Things Challenge, the prompt is “Master”
Next
To live in yesterday’s a sorrow.
From the past I need not borrow.
I just need my next tomorrow.
For the Three Things Challenge the word I chose was: NEXT.
Writer’s Block
While potters ponder truths of clay,
I often pass the day away
wandering to try to find
that perfect word within my mind.
For The Three Things Challenge, the words are: POTTER PONDER WANDER
Quandry
When your thinking is simplistic, it’s bound to be confusing.
And if you are not organized, the logic that you’re using
may lead you ’round in circles with the result that you’re not
successful in discovering the answers that you sought.
For the Three Things Challenge, the words are: SIMPLISTIC ORGANISED CONFUSING
No Escape
I’ve vowed that I will have no more
of all the things that I abhor.
Indeed, these things that I detest
that in the past came to infest
my head and home and my whole life,
causing pain and stress and strife,
I left behind when I moved South,
and merely hear by word-of-mouth.
And in return, I trade for tales
of my South-of-the-border travails.
For the Three Things Challenge the words are: ABHOR DETEST INFEST
lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 