This in response to cubby’s Reowr Homophone Misuse poetry challenge. She provided the italicized lines. We were asked to finish the poem.
Gone are the days of princesses
And nights in shining armor
Loves sweet whisper is no longer heard
And inspires no more ardor
“The king is dead,” is the word that’s said
Across the crowd filled streets
The courtly tables are absent of
There pastries and sweet meets
The queen within her gilded hauls
Crying rivers of crocodile tears
The knights of the realm beet their chests
And wallow in their beers
No pubs with tankards overflowing with ail
Singing merrily this day
As morning the death of the once great king
Has fettered all joy away.
Lol at “beet their chests.” Love the medieval world portrayed in your response. Excellent job with the challenge! 🙂
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Thank you! And Thank you for the challenge, it was a lot of fun!!
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I’m glad you had fun with it! 🙂
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