Thoughts During My Spelling Test
by
Greg Pincus
Yacht, February, aisle, cologne?
I've got to think. Leave me alogne.
Isthmus, Wednesday, queue, colonel?
I give up. This test's infolonel!
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This is too funnye!!
ReplyDeleteI'm just about to give a spelling test...this made me smile!
ReplyDeleteInfolonel is brilliant. A plus for you. :)
ReplyDeletekleerly acceptions pruve the rool - u gota luv English!
ReplyDeleteNamaste,
Lee
It's such fun, will be great to share with middle school students!
ReplyDeleteGreg, Loved this.
ReplyDeleteNow I'll be utterly bold and share a poem I wrote about spelling, too:
TROUBLEMAKERS
It would be nice
To spell “precise”
With i-c-e
Predictably.
Instead, although it seems absurd,
To spell “precise”, a perfect word,
With i-s-e, which looks like “wise”,
“Precise” won’t rhyme with “compromise”.
Take my advice,
When words aren’t nice:
Notice, practice, more than twice-
That’s the way to spell “precise”
Precisely!
Keep 'em coming!
Thanks, y'all, for the comments and to Sandy for the precision in poetry!
ReplyDeleteI love this SO much. It's hysterical!! And the poem by Sandy is wonderful, too!
ReplyDeleteThank you for brightening my day. I'm going to share these with everyone!
Cheers!
Rita