Vignettes are not supposed to be
discursive. They shouldn't veer off
into self-indulgent doldrums or irrelevant paeans—
they should be twisted tight as a torniquet,
unnecessary flesh excised.
He's debonair and saturnine, wears
the sobriquet "Olivier" easily. She's a bomb
hidden under an Austen-patterned parasol.
Their colloquy is punctuated
by vulpine yowls.
twist; tourniquet; debonair; paean; discursive; vignette; veer; excise; parasol; doldrums; sobriquet; vulpine; yowl; colloquy; saturnine; bomb
--words courtesy of Read Write Poem
Collection available! Knocking from Inside
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Vignette: Pride and Prejudice
Labels:
free verse,
poetry,
wordpower
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3 comments:
Nice use of the words! Excellent write.
-Nicole
Love your creative use of words!
wow...I could never use words like this...very good indeed
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