Can You Count to Ten?

Decalogue • \DECK-uh-log\ • Noun – 1: capitalized: ten commandments 2: a basic set of rules carrying binding authority

Here’s My Decalogue

God said to trembling Moses

Now, use them wisely

Welcome to National Zipper Day!

Modesty closure

Behold the mighty zipper

Check it every day

April 17 - National Haiku Poetry Day - Celebrate the Syllables

The humble haiku

Evocative, compact prose

Let’s sing its praises

Alone again. Naturally...

Hermetic \herr-MET-tick\ Adjective - 1: relating to or characterized by occultism or abstruseness: recondite 2a: airtight b: impervious to external influence c: recluse, solitary

Frank the Hermetic

Lived thus not by his choice

Garlic was his vice

The Wide, Open Spaces...

Adjective /PLEN-uh-ree/ Adjective – 1: complete in every respect: absolute, unqualified, 2: fully attended or constituted by all entitled to be present.

Cold, empty spaces

No plenary session here

Canceled by COVID

The Froggy Has No Clothes...

Viridity /vuh-RID-it-teet/ Noun – 1a: the quality or state of being green, b: the color of grass or foliage 2: naive innocence

Stark viridity

It’s not easy being green

Where are Kermit’s pants?

Irish for a Day...

Crwth /KROOTH/ Noun – An ancient Celtic stringed instrument that is plucked or bowed

Playing “Celtic Ray”

The crwth’s jangling strings sing out

We’re Irish today!