The Original Wordle Wabble

What do laundry and flower pots bring to mind?  

Before the Wordle game arrived, I wabbled words and made lists with rhythm and sound qualities that hooked into imagery. After deciding on diverse categories like clothing or food, I choose several words in each group that provide possibilities for my romp for rhythm. 

Wordling enlivened the day.

This search for nuance frees the mind and tickles the synapses. Nothing has to make sense. I delve into wonder with a bounce of words and the ways they nudge one another.  Lines flow with syncopation along the way. When humor tags along, the exercise stimulates all the brain cells.

This romp challenges all expectations and spins my senses.  Regardless of life's hurdles, I wordle in all types of weather.

frills                                     persimmon

pinafore                               artichoke

lace                                      aubergine

satin                                     grapefruit

gaberdine                             asparagus

rain coat                               broccoli

overalls                                 tomato

sash                                      apricot

Freewrite:

Let the play begin with a frill of persimmon. Aubergine in gaberdine discovers a taste of lemon by an artichoke hidden in a pinafore's pocket. What sprocket of surprise would arise in the ruffles of grapefruit at sunrise?  A rain coat awaits a tomato that pouts but never doubts sounds of laughter. Sally wears overalls as her fingers nudge into the forest of broccoli. If apricot dons a sash of geen and lace who would make the mistake of sailing into an asparagus dream?

Choose two unlikely combinations.  Try wild animals and state capitols.  Discover a Sacramento's dance with a wildcat or what a giraffe in Laramie will decree.