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Wednesday, March 17, 2010

Three Word Wednesday

Written for and posted to 3WW
The words this week are:
Pulse, Shard, and Weary.

Here's mine:

Weary of Winter
A shard of exploding glass
Pulse beats into spring

An American Sentence:

With his pulse on the trigger, the weary cowboy shot the shard of glass.

An anagramatic NaiSaiKu:

Pure as dry whales
Could be an anagram of
WEARY SHARD + PULSE
Which is an anagram of
We push red salary
17032+10

Guess who's taking followers now? I know you love me, but if you follow me, I'll love you too!

19 comments:

  1. Plenty to read here. I like the American Sammie the best.

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  2. the haiku was wonderful..
    made spring seem so much more beautiful! :)

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  3. Another excellent collection - and the bike's cool, too ;-)

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  4. I like your contribution to 3WW. Keep writing more :)

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  5. Three words from the Old West. It sounds natural and I also like the Pure as dry whales (although I can't imagine how a whale could be dry)

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  6. Oh, I like all!

    And how much love do you need?!

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  7. Before you offer me a ride please buy a saddle! ('Shard' was a tricky one, wasn't it!)

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  8. I like the second one best.

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  9. Thee words into three forms, and all well executed.

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  10. A triple treat for this week's words at 3WW!

    I am following you, why?

    Coz I am also contributing here at 3WW...:)

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  11. Weary of winter...oh, yes! Nicely done, and that's coming from a gal who lives too far south to have a "real" winter.

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  12. Cute, I loved it. We are all weary of winter about now. Glad spring is here.

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  13. Spring is definitely a pulsing kind of season! And a big amen to the "weary of winter."

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  14. Wow quite the mixer here! Cool stuff all around!

    "Pure as dry whales" gave me a laugh!

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  15. Pulse beats into spring - yes, I like this line, it's very much an ode to spring, I suppose

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  16. loved the American sentence and NaiSaiKu - but pure as a dry whale? LOL

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