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Inseparable From Silliness

As you can see from this verse, I’m inseparable from silliness:

Inseparable —
ventriloquist and dummy
joined at the quip.

Inseparable —
honeymooning newlyweds
joined at the lip.

Inseparable —
masochist and sadist
joined at the whip.

Inseparable —
gambler and his bookie
joined at the tip.

Inseparable —
compulsive gambler and debt
joined at the Strip.

Inseparable —
the hop and the jump
joined at the skip.

Inseparable —
Jewish moms and their children
joined at the guilt trip.

(Written for Writers Island’s inseparable prompt)

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2 Responses to “Inseparable From Silliness”

  1. Nicole says:
    March 23, 2011 at 9:47 am

    This is awesome, so many forms of inseparability!

  2. madkane says:
    March 24, 2011 at 12:39 am

    Thanks, Nicole. I had a good time playing with it. :)