Here we are once again with Trifextra..the folk that get our little brains motivated.
This weekend they are asking for exactly 33 words including an idiom somewhere within. Examples of idioms include – add fuel to the fire or wear your heart on your sleeve.
“You OK Cobber?”
“Yeah, somefin’ includin’ an idiom”.
“A what?”
” Stone the bloody crows, Des, think I got a winner this time”.
“Don’t count your chickens before they hatch mate“.
Another Inspiration from Trifecta Week 70 The word is LUCKY (adjective) The 3rd definition to be used. Please remember: Your response must be between 33 and 333 words. You must use the 3rd definition of the given word in your post.
The word itself needs to be included in your response.
You may not use a variation of the word; it needs to be exactly as stated above.
1: having good luck
2: happening by chance : fortuitous
3: producing or resulting in good by chance : favorable
I am the Lucky One
I welcome your critique – hopefully I written as indicated in the 3rd meaning.
For:
Ahh Trifecta here we go again. Week 69.
Sadly I do not get the prompts arghhh! yes frustrating, I have tried to get them emailed but it doesn’t work, so I rely on seeing others post and then I jump in to join these extremely talented ‘artists’ who put forth their submissions. For they are artists those who write…in my humble opinion anyway. I have not read any others. So here I go again and good luck to everyone.
This prompt is to use the definition below. The word is INFECT.3a : contaminate, corrupt <the inflated writing that infects such stories> b : to work upon or seize upon so as to induce sympathy, belief, or support <trying to infect their salespeople with their enthusiasm>
You have the ability to corrupt
should I be wary?
the control
the influence
Drawn in by you
mesmerised did you know
this is how I feel
my mind races
No one else
to blame
no one but myself
I continue just for you
Unblemished
I attempt
creme de la creme
I wish
The front
the middle or
back of the line
I shall persist
You infect me
…t…t….
and I hang on
your words
I care not for sleep
partaking in your
inticements
tis’ part of me… who I am
contaminate and bring
out the best of me
I dare you
entice, allure with a single word
Make me believe
that what I write
is worthy
for I am enthused
‘infected’
For t….t…. Trifecta –
From the fabulous Trifector folk – this weeks words is STONE. The word lithium comes from the Greek word lithos, which means stone. This weekend, we want you to give us a thirty-three response using the word stone as one of your thirty-three words. You can use any definition of the word that you’d like, but we are specifically looking for serious, well-conceived entries.
I attempt to have a well – conceived, serious entry, but as we know thoughts, like words at times are never set in stone.
Here I am again with my submission from the brilliant Trifecta Team. The word is DOCTOR (noun).
a : material added (as to food) to produce a desired effect b : a blade (as of metal) for spreading a coating or scraping a surface
I am running with 3 (a). The response must be between 33 and 333 words.
What have you Done
Ramblings From A Mum 