American Sentence XXXVII
A puckered, peevish woman in black taffeta tuts disapproval.
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A puckered, peevish woman in black taffeta tuts disapproval.
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“tuts” is such a good verb here
Thank you! I love making good verbs.
Is she watching the dancers? You’ve really got me going with this story, Pam!
Yes, she probably passed through their car while on the way to the dining car 🙂
The black taffeta and tuts say it all!
Absolutely!
Tut Tut just remember attending King Tut’s exhibit of treasures from his tomb KV62 at the DeYoung Museum in San Francisco many moons ago. I am awed with your American Sentences followed by Roman Numerals, Grateful I learned Roman Numerals in my parochial education. Please tell me how/when you began this expression, American Sentence it is intriguing! Thank you.
Lol re your “tut tut”!
I am learning more Roman numerals as I go!
I became intrigued with the American Sentence (a variation on the haiku invented by Allen Ginsburg) when Pauletta Hansell wrote one for LexPoMo in June 2021. I wrote American Sentences, sporadically, on different subjects. Then, I started a train series (different folks getting on a train) in 2023 during LexPoMo and this year decided to stay on the train with this collection of characters and learn them and the train, too!
Thank you for riding the train with this one!