What does “dark” mean to you? Does it conjure up images of a villainous character, horror stories, or a dark mood?
Well, “dark” is the theme of this week’s limerick, and I must say I had a difficult time. At least, more difficult than I anticipated. I had plenty of ideas: telling stories around a campfire, going into a house on a dare, evening jogs in a graveyard, the seemingly endless list of “creatures of the night.” Nothing seemed to work just right, and I’m not too sure if this “works” either, but at lead I made it to the last line; the others fizzled out.
A Figment of Your Imagination
I whisper your name in the air,
I slam the doors and move chairs,
You see me passing by
In the corner of your eye,
Just keep telling yourself โnothingโs there.โ
Posted in response to the Mind and Life Matters Limerick Challenge
Creepy! Yes, this works ๐
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Huzzah!
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I have a question. Was I supposed to be putting my wicked wednesday post on my own blog and then leaving you a link or was that just a second option? I’ve been c/p the text directly into the comments.
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You can do both; I look at my comments for the actual contest, if I can even call it that due to my usually low numbers.
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I still like it. Maybe we can promote it and get the numbers up ๐
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Wait a minute! Didn’t I comment on this? I would’ve sworn I did! Well I declare… I thought I said I loved it or something. I will wait to see if this disappears before my very eyes! You know, just like the ghost of your limerick!
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I like your title. It adds another dimension to your limerick.
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