Prompt words given at our July meeting: sorted, suspended, standing, searched, suitable. Such creative submissions!
Interpretations, by Julie M. Frybarger
Was the law not suitable?
Standing in the way of the inscrutable
Has democracy been suspended?
Or a constitutional republic upended?
Politicians have their opinions precisely sorted
Seeking to be the tranlators of the distorted
They have not searched for the truth
Only offering strange interpretations to assuage and soothe
Platform, by Andie Wearden Saved, by Linda Gordon
Well then! It's sorted, Secretly seized
I'm glad we agree; Spuriously searched, sorted
If belief is suspended, Slandered
However briefly Still standing silent, submissive
You have something suitable,
Worth standing for... Seething, spiteful swarm
There's yet one recourse: Still seeking
Give up, or give in. Suitable sentencing
Here is your moment, Subsequent sanctioning
Precious and pure,
For which you have searched and waited. Suspected Slanderer
Scourged, scorned
Isn't it terribly disappointing? Summarily staked
Sickeningly suspended
Somber shadows surround
Sorrow stricken suffering
Sovereign Spirit surrendered
Spontaneously,
Sashes split
Subterraneans shook
Stones splintered
Supreme sacrifice satisfied
Sinful souls sanctified
Ellen's Favorite Wedding, by Nancy Forbis-Stokes
Standing in her closet, Ellie sorted through clothes and searched for something suitable for a wedding. She found an ancient Hans Solo tee suspended at the back of her closet: "Perfect," Ellie thought. She pulled it on and stroke out the door in to the May 4th wedding.
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At our monthly meetings, members and guests are given five words with which to write and submit a story or a poem in 50 words or less using those five words. If you want to participate in the fun, be present at our meeting: your submission might be published here and/or on our our Facebook Page!
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