The trouble with magnetic fridge poetry sets is that the choice of vocabulary almost forces you to write in a certain way. Some words leap out at you (like 'breast' and 'chocolate') and just demand to be used. And some have obviously been included to complement each other. Some words are annoying in their absence. So I have a go at writing 100 words ... and this is what I come up with:



Yay, that´s nice :-)
ReplyDeleteI like this/these very much.
ReplyDeleteI have the 'genius' and 'garden' sets of fridge poetry ... it's all ripe juggernaut protuberances with me. Haven't touched it for ages... I am inspired to now!
Good use of magnetic poetry - I agree with you though, you're definitely constrained by the words in the kit....
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