Saturday Centus has rolled around once more, and Jenny's write-happy readers are living the dream with her new prompt, which (coincidentally) is "I'm living the dream, man." No more than 100 words can be used to develop this *sigh* totally dreamy theme, and I have used considerably fewer. The prompt, as always, is in red.
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Rating the Dream
©2012 Susan Noyes Anderson
I’m living the dream, man, a bad one.
Who knew? I expected a rad one.
But R(ad)’s not the rating…
It’s X-cruciating.
A nightmare, if ever I had one!
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Cleaver Sue.
ReplyDeletehehe....your dream is X rated....lol....that could be a nightmare...smiles...sorry you got me tickled this morning...
ReplyDeletehey you, ok, hope that this isn't a true story about an X-ray that showed something it shouldn't have. Tell me I'm reading too much into it and I should just be laughing! xo
ReplyDeleteYou should just be laughing, Anita. No bad news here.
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Sounds like you are taking Vit E like I am. Ha! When I take my vit E it helps my memory so much that I remember my dreams.
ReplyDelete..and quite dreamy! :)
ReplyDeleteI just found your blog by using the "Next" button on my toolbar to discover some new blogs. I love this idea, and have added myself to the Jenny Matlock Saturday Centus :)
ReplyDeleteYou are good! Love it!
ReplyDeleteVery good! Love it!
ReplyDeleteYes, very clever... good play on words!
ReplyDeleteThat's very clever, Sue.
ReplyDeleteBe well.
xoRobyn
Since I have been on so much medication lately, I have had some of those nightmarish dreams, Sue! Of course, I never thought to turn them into a poem! Good post!!!!
ReplyDeleteVery clever!
ReplyDeleteha ha, you ARE clever!
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Good play on words. You gonna share the dream? Then we can rate it for you! :)
ReplyDeleteWhen I have those dreams I'm always wondering what I ate that night at dinner!
ReplyDeleteI always remember the nightmares, and rarely the good dreams. Clever poem. I hope your next dream is a Rad one. (My Centus will post Monday morning.)
ReplyDeleteHey, that was fun. Short and sweet, just like this comment.
ReplyDeleteAs ALWAYS you are clever!!
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i totally thought you were going to say you saw hunger games and thought it should be R for violence just based off of your title and i had just read jen's post on how she wasn't letting some of her kids see it.
ReplyDeleteYou are rated R(ad) in my book.
ReplyDeleteClear, clever, concise...... and I saw something unintended(?): RX. So the optimist in me wanted the prescription for the cure: God. :-)
ReplyDeleteDo we know how Todd did last Friday yet?
And are you seeing progress in your Easter production? Keeping you both in my prayers. :-)
A lymerick! How fun and delightful!
ReplyDelete-Judee from write tuit WP
Short and sweet - and clever! When I have dreams like that I always wonder what's going on in my head that I'm not aware of!
ReplyDeleteOh but wait - you're LIVING the dream! Not HAVING a dream. Yeah, I've had those days too...
ReplyDeleteI'm jealous. I know I shouldn't be but well ...um...darnit I want to go to Maui!
ReplyDeleteWell since I can't go, will you take a dip in the ocean for me Sue? :)~Ames
I love the limerick-like quality of this writing!
ReplyDeleteFabulous as always!