Its time for some nonsense and this week you are asked to use your creativity to weave a tale using the word – cloppsright – in which you create your own meaning.
You can us it in any form you like, there are no ‘wrong’ interpretations.
And as always go where your muse guides you and have fun with it.
Please TAG your post: Mindlovemisery’s Menagerie and Tale Weaver. Add your link to the MLMM image mr.linky. Above all have fun with the topic.
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Another lovely bit of nonsense!
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Of course…lets see what your nonsense head/muse comes up with..
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Enjoy my:
Horsen’ ‘Round? LV
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[…] For: Tale Weaver – 26/10/17 – Making Sense of Nonsense – cloppsright […]
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[…] Written for Mindlovemisery’s Menagerie and Tale Weaver where the prompt is the nonsense word cloppsright. […]
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That darn cloppsright, worse than kryptonite! Ate my response to your prompt. Maybe some forensic writing tomorrow?
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Obviously your cloppsright is far MORE dangerous than mine….
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Oh yes, loose on the grimm streets of Fairyland!
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[…] For OctPoWriMo Day 23 the Prompt is on the Greek Mythology tale of Iris the Godess or Rainbows and Arke her twin sister and what is the message of their tale. I’m combining this with the Tale Weavers prompt making sense of nonsense, using the nonsensical word cloppsright from Michael of MindLoveMisery’s Menagerie. […]
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[…] Reference to and image from mlmm Photo Challenge 186 , and the mention of cloppsright from mlmm Tale Weaver’s Making Sense of Nonsense: cloppsright. […]
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