groove-a-licious
could it be one word
might it be three
looks like you’re leavin’
it all up to me
forty-four word count
don’t want to cheat
WhimsyGizmo’s
holdin’ fire to my feet
let’s call it one word whaddya say
hey d’Verse poets
come make my day

Yeah!!!!luv it
ReplyDeleteHappy Monday
Much💛love
That's it -- plead your case. Quite an enjoyable read.
ReplyDeleteyou have just made my day thank you
ReplyDeleteHa! Perfect!
ReplyDelete(And yes, hyphenated words are a great tool in the Quadrille toolkit!) ;)
Dearest Helen,
ReplyDeleteWell done groovy baby!
Hugs,
Mariette
Clever poem.
ReplyDeleteAmazing word spinning groovy play!
ReplyDeleteI like the groove-tune you're playing, Helen.
ReplyDeleteI'm only too happy to "make your day"! Sounds groovealicious to me!
ReplyDeleteClever take on the prompt. :)
ReplyDeleteOne it be, then I'm groovy with that.
ReplyDeleteHahaha, quite a fun quadrille and indeed very clever! Nice one, Helen.
ReplyDeleteDelicious Helen. Simply delicious.
ReplyDeleteAww— one word, me says.
Ha! Fantastically delicious.
ReplyDeleteSo much fun! Thank you! 😀
ReplyDeleteWell, that certainly shines a happy light on it. Well done.
ReplyDeleteSmiling - groove-a-licious
ReplyDeleteOne word....there is no doubt! I've loved, for a long time, to connect "licious" to other words....bubbleicious was one of my favorites from a poem I did long ago! So I'm right with you here! ;)
ReplyDeleteThis was great fun to read Helen. So clever.
ReplyDeletegroove-a-licious
ReplyDeletedelicious
could it be one word
ReplyDeletemight it be three
looks like you’re leavin’
it all up to me
Love the playful way Helen, in your opening. In fact it ran the same way throughout. Great!
Hank
Sounds like a great word to me! Almost something you could eat!!
ReplyDelete*laughing*
ReplyDelete-David [ben Alexander]