May challenge — I’ll try art. I need to combine Days One and Two.

Mixed media. The okapi was awful so I cropped it.
Salty like hot dogs (and tears). Sweet like marmalade (and life).
May challenge — I’ll try art. I need to combine Days One and Two.
Mixed media. The okapi was awful so I cropped it.
Well, I finished my A-to-Z —
I’d say that’s a victory!
Limericks, collages —
(Such kitschy montages)
Thank you for helping me!
Really — THANK YOU!
There once was a woman named Zephide
Who was trying hard to decide
Which one’s best of all –
Winter, Spring, Summer or Fall?
There once was a princess, Xaviera,
Who Super Glued her tiara
Onto her head
So the queen* said,
*you may substitute any royalty
There once was a friar named Willem
Who sat on some wild zanthoxylum*
“You @#!$%#!,” he thundered
So the other monks wondered
There once was a girl named Vicky
Whose bread dough tasted quite icky
She rolled it and baked it.
“Delicious!” she faked it –
There was a wee lad named Ulysses
Who pursued lots of girls for some kissies
Georgie-Peorgie was mild
When compared with this child
There once was a man – Tristan Trogg
Who went for a walk with his dog
But pigeons flew down
And startled the hound
To make collages it takes pictures and glue —
Some pictures, some glue
And something true.
Truth alone will do
If pictures are few
I read a post yesterday called Fame is Morning and used this NaNoWriPo prompt:
When I saw Emily Dickinson’s Revery Garden on the wall at the Fenimore Art Museum, I want to give it a try. I added my own restriction of 23 words for the poem.
A fairy tale wolf named Reese
Was quite hungry and wanted to feast –
But which has more fat?
A child or a cat?