for Sammi’s Weekend Writing Prompt where the given word is Pavonine and the limit, 81 words..
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Colourful as a Christmas tree, pavonine as a pantomime dame, radiant as a rainbow. Kaleidoscopically candescent, that’s Technicolour Trev!
He’s a painter. He bedaubs his canvases with splashes, strokes, squiggles and squirts; a complete mess but somehow they come alive and excite all that view them.
I went to his gallery once. It took me ages to find him, he was so well camouflaged!
We probably appreciate his art even more than he does. It’s such a shame he’s colour blind.
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Nicely done Keith
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Thanks, Sadje!
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You’re welcome
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Fab alliterations. His way of handling his color blindness works out so very well
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50 shades of grey to him! Cheers, Larry.
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Beautifully done! 🦚
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Thanks so much, Paula.
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I love that last punch line! 🙂
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It was actually an afterthought and I had to do a bit of trimming to fit it in! Cheers Na’ama.
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Here’s to punch of the yummy kind.
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Fun story, you did this one very well, as usual.
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Thanks so much, that’s kind of you, Mimi!
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Nice..have a great weekend
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And you, thanks so much!
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A colourful take on the prompt. I especially love ‘pavonine like a pantomime dame’.
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Thanks so much. As pantomimes are a somewhat British institution, I wondered if it would work with an international readership!
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I’ve never seen one but I’ve learned from a friend that they are a tradition. They sound like great fun. 🙂
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Hi Keith – fun prompt … and you’ve created a great post for Trev … cheers Hilary
PS just what we need on a foggy day like it is now …
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A splash or two of colour is what we need right now! Cheers, Hilary.
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Wonderfully composed and finely vocalized, Keith.
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Much appreciated, Bill.
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Fantastic use of the prompt word, Keith 😀
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Thanks so much, Sunra.
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