Liquid
That was my brain this week
Cognitive overload mush
Liquor
The substance I needed this week
A brandy old-fashioned lush
Liquorish
Lustful over the potluck this week
So much food, so little time
Liquate
Wanting to separate myself from work this week
And do nothing but rhyme
Liquidate
What I wanted to purge from my office this week
God, the papers and junk
Liquescent
Waiting for the grounds to turn into coffee this week
So I could escape the morning funk
Stream of Consciousness Saturday is the “poetry” from author Linda G. Hill. Every Friday, Linda provides her followers with a prompt. It can be a word or words and sometimes bonus points are involved (my favorite). Linda asks us to write without editing, other than correcting spelling errors.
Just go with the flow.
Like a babbling brook, ambling stream or running river. Click HERE if this type of writing floats your boat or helps with your decision-making process.
Bravo!! Well done, Mary!
Thanks Lois! Have a wonderful day!
Excellent job, Mary
Thanks John, same to you on your post. π
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Liquescent. What a beautiful word I never heard until I read it here.
To be honest, I had never heard of it either until I Googled “words that start with liqu.” This is one of the positives of blogging…I’ve learned so much that I might have missed otherwise.
Yes! And it’s way better than watching the news. π
Very well done, Mary. I had to look up Liquescent as well. I hope next week brings a better week at work.
I am trying to keep on top of the many things at work, but I don’t always get cooperation from others…you know, leaving me alone. I also hope I have a better week that doesn’t make me think of liquor. π
I know that feeling. Iβm sorry I canβt offer a fix.
I’m not writing SoCS today, but when I read the prompt yesterday, I thought of liquid brain and almost immediately after – liquor! No joke!
Such a busy time of year, it’s important to remember the merry bits. Hope you get a break soon.
Great minds think alike, Joey. Great minds… π
Nice Mary. Im sorry I missed this prompt. With our colds there was plenty of liquids all ariund this week and a definite need for liquor! Not to mention the snow…..π±
I hope you are both feeling better, Cheryl. Keep drinking the liquids…that always helps!
I like to imagine that with all your creative energy, you write your work reports in rhyme – just to keep the liquid brain at bay π
You’ve just given me an idea, Joanne. Hope my boss likes the next report… π
Awesome!! π
As long as they’re not government forms, everything should be ok. Right? What can go wrong? π
I was too busy today to write a poetic report, but I’m still thinking about it. Not sure what could go wrong, unless it ends up in the hands of the Governor…
I’m picturing front page news π
Your poems are fun to read, even when you must write without editing and, I’m assuming, revising. i chuckled my way through it, and I knew exactly what kind of week you had.
Thanks Auntie! For whatever reason, poetry seems easier to write without editing. And that week needed a good dose of poetry! I’m glad you enjoyed it. π