Well, it would have read something like this..."OsA cn UC by d dawn's erly lyt...OsA dz dat (*) spangled banner yet ~~~, over d l& of d fre n d hom of d brave"...
and...what if he had not be feeling poetically inclined? Well, he might have texted her saying..."Mary cn UC d big (_!_) flag @ d fort?" And if he had done that, then what would folks incorrectly mumble the lyrics to at ball games?
Thank you for bearing with me today and translating my silly attempt at interpreting our Saturday Centus prompt, "O! say can you see". Please check out what will certainly be an interesting and thoughtful collection of writings, poems and such at Jenny Matlock's Saturday Centus.
Oh Jeff. You are a gem! I love this one!
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jc! You are a genius. Your fertile imagination has outdone itself! I hope your 4th is wonderful.
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You are too funny, Jeff! And so creative, too...
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You are so right with the text thing! One more example of what we loose if we loose real language, beautiful words!
ReplyDeleteha! loved it! thank goodness it wasn't just a text or tweet ... we are robbing ourselves with those little shortcuts ...
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ReplyDeleteAwesome Jeff! What a creative take on the prompt this week! Hilarious! Have a great 4th!
ReplyDeleteJeff. I love you! It's okay if you tell Kathy. It is in the spirit of well...
ReplyDeleteOh geez.
Let me just rephrase the whole thing before she comes and beats me up!
You. Are. Fabulous!
Thanks for an amazing twist to this prompt. I'm listening to Nanci Griffith and it was a perfect backdrop to your writing.
I'm glad ours paths have crossed.
I am richer for it.
Oh, I am laughing out loud! What a great interpretation of the prompt! Loved it! laurie
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