Does the
chyme of Miss Jean Brodie cause that
lady’s chyme of passion…?
Who’s caught
chyming ev’ry mountain, forging
streams, as chyme goes by…?
When did
“Buddy, can you spare some chyme...?” e-
clypse “The Chymehouse Blues”…?
And shall we
all not go together gath’ring
wild mountain chyme…?
(Featured rhymes are 'prime,' 'crime,' 'climb.'
'time,' 'dime,' 'Lime-,' and 'thyme.' Other
possibilities include 'chime,' 'clime,' 'grime,'
'I'm,' 'mine,' and 'slime.' More rhyming
to come: a work in progress)
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What A's NOT For...Still: A Revision & Reissue Of An Early Illuminated Alphabet
Originally composed and illustrated in 2019, each verse of poetaster Ulysses ("Uly") Poe's illuminated nonsense lyric "Wh...
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PWWL is pleased to acknowledge the participation of friend-of-blog JD in creating this item. Collaboration in name, collaboration in pro...
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