Three Word Wednesday

Fiery, adjective: Consisting of fire or burning strongly and brightly, [ s submodifier] figurative: a fiery hot chili sauce; having the bright color of fire; (of a person) having a passionate, quick-tempered nature; (of behavior or words) passionately angry and deeply felt.

Notorious, adjective: Famous or well known, typically for some bad quality or deed.

Toxic, adjective: Poisonous; relating to or caused by poison; very bad, unpleasant, or harmful; finance denoting or relating to debt that has a high risk of default; denoting securities that are based on toxic debt and for which there is not a healthy or functioning market.

Their relationship was toxic

Her fiery temper

And his notorious behavior

The mix destructive

A love

That burns

No one wins

~Beth~

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Crucial, adjective: Pivotal, critical, key, climacteric, decisive, deciding; life-and-death; all-important, of the utmost importance, of the essence, critical, preeminent, paramount, essential, vital.

Malignant, adjective: Virulent, very infectious, invasive, uncontrollable, dangerous, deadly, fatal, incurable, life-threatening; cancerous; technical metastatic; spiteful, malicious, malevolent, evil-intentioned, vindictive, vengeful, malign, mean, nasty, hurtful, mischievous, wounding, cruel, unkind; informal bitchy, catty; literary malefic, maleficent.

Yearning, noun: Longing, craving, desire, want, wish, hankering, urge, hunger, thirst, appetite, lust, ache.

This yearning was malignat

Thoughts that were cruicial

Changing the person inside

~Beth~

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Devastate, verb: Destroy or ruin (something; cause (someone) severe and overwhelming shock or grief.

Gossamer, noun: A fine, filmy substance consisting of cobwebs spun by small spiders, which is seen especially in autumn; used to refer to something very light, thin, and insubstantial or delicate.

Plummet, verb: fall or drop straight down at high speed; decrease rapidly in value or amount.

Each chilling word spoke 

Was meant to devastate

Which would plummet 

An already broken heart

Laced in beauty 

Of the gossamer 

Reaching higher

Deep within

Knowing 

The one 

Who would

Raise her above

All the brokenness

Into the beauty of His love

~Beth~

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As the spider spun its gossamer 

It was the sheer beauty

That would devastate

The one's caught

Each would plummet

To a sure death

~Beth~

Three Word Wednesday

Gifted, adjective: Having exceptional talent or natural ability.

Intense, adjective: Of extreme force, degree, or strength; (of an action) highly concentrated; having or showing strong feelings or opinions; extremely earnest or serious.

Rot, verb: (Chiefly of animal or vegetable matter) decay or cause to decay by the action of bacteria and fungi; decompose; gradually deteriorate through lack of attention or opportunity; noun: The process of decaying; rotten or decayed matter; a process of deterioration; a decline in standards.

Once a beauty

Gifted with talents 

Lost in a world

With intense greed

Wandering

Now looking with hope

For a future

Free from the rot 

That shattered the spirit

Reaching for life

From the intense shame

A beauty Gifted

With life 

To dance freely

In love

From the rot of the past

~Beth~

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Arrogant, adjective: Haughty, conceited, self-important, egotistic, full of oneself, superior; overbearing, pompous, bumptious, presumptuous, imperious, overweening; proud, immodest; high and mighty, too big for one's britches, too big for one's boots, big-headed, puffed up; rare hubristic.

Crude, adjective: Unrefined, unpurified, unprocessed, untreated; unmilled, unpolished; coarse, raw, natural; primitive, simple, basic, homespun, rudimentary, rough, rough and ready, rough-hewn, make-do, makeshift, improvised, unfinished, jury-rigged, jerry-built, slapdash; dated rude; vulgar, rude, naughty, suggestive, bawdy, off-color, indecent, obscene, offensive, lewd, salacious, licentious, ribald, coarse, uncouth, indelicate, tasteless, crass, smutty, dirty, filthy, scatological.

Supple, adjective: Lithe, limber, lissome, willowy, flexible, loose-limbed, agile, acrobatic, nimble, double-jointed; pliant, pliable, flexible, soft, bendable, workable, malleable, stretchy, elastic, springy, yielding, rubbery.

Your arrogant pride

With crude supple remarks

Will fall

Not as some see

But as the truth comes

Like the wind

It will billow and blow

Stirring your inner soul

Your arrogant supple crude remarks

Will fall to the ground

Like the spinning leafs 

Of falling in the Fall

Your arrogant pride no more

No longer crude and supple 

But soften with the truth 

Of the billowing wind

As its strength blows 

The light and truth

Into your your inner soul

~Beth~

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Barren, adjective: (Of land) too poor to produce much or any vegetation; (of a tree or plant) not producing fruit or seed; (of a woman) unable to have children; showing no results or achievements; unproductive; (of a place or building) bleak and lifeless; empty of meaning or value.

Intense, adjective: Of extreme force, degree, or strength; (of an action) highly concentrated; having or showing strong feelings or opinions; extremely earnest or serious.

Worry, verb: [no object] give way to anxiety or unease; allow one's mind to dwell on difficulty or troubles; [with object] cause to feel anxiety or concern; cause annoyance to;  noun: A state of anxiety and uncertainty over actual or potential problems; a source of anxiety.

The feeling was so intense 

As she walked in

The worry that was across her face

Left one feeling barren

With no hope

In her eyes

Then it hit

"Your services are no longer needed"

It was the last straw

She felt broken

With intense worry

She turned

Knowing life would be different

Life would surely be barren

For those who depended on her service

They would be lost

But...life would go on

Her hope would be found 

In the quiet days 

In whispered prayers

Placing her worry and burdens upon the Lord

As intense as this seemed

Hope laid around the corner

In the one who held her future

~Beth~

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Adequate, adjective: Sufficient, enough, requisite; acceptable, passable, reasonable, satisfactory, tolerable, fair, decent, quite good, pretty good, moderate, unexceptional, unremarkable, undistinguished, ordinary, average, not bad, all right, middling; informal OK, so-so, 'comme ci, comme ça', fair-to-middling, nothing to write home about; equal to, up to, capable of, suitable for, able to do, fit for, sufficient for.

Explosive, adjective: Volatile, inflammable, flammable, combustible, incendiary; fiery, stormy, violent, volatile, angry, passionate, tempestuous, turbulent, touchy, irascible, hotheaded, short-tempered; tense, charged, highly charged, overwrought; dangerous, perilous, hazardous, sensitive, delicate, unstable, volatile; sudden, dramatic, rapid; mushrooming, snowballing, escalating, rocketing, skyrocketing, accelerating.

Parasite, noun: Hanger-on, cadger, leech, passenger; informal bloodsucker, sponger, bottom feeder, scrounger, freeloader, mooch.

With each new conversation

The explosive behavior

Was a parasite

Which was once sub-adequate behavior

~Beth~

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Breezy, adjective: Pleasantly windy; appearing relaxed, informal, and cheerily brisk.

Hairy, adjective: Covered with hair, especially thick or long hair; having a rough feel or appearance suggestive of coarse hair; informal - alarming and difficult.

Monstrous, adjective: Having the ugly or frightening appearance of a monster; (of a person or an action) inhumanly or outrageously evil or wrong; extremely and dauntingly large.

A hairy day

A cry for help

Time to relax

Its been such a monstrous day

A quiet moment 

Thoughts of 

Breezy afternoons

Under the Yummy Yummy tree

Relaxing

From the Monstrous, hairy day!

~Beth~

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Bribery, noun: The giving or offering of a bribe.

Clobber, verb [with object] hit (someone) hard;

treat or deal with harshly; defeat heavily [with object].

Skeptical, adjective: Not easily convinced; having doubts or reservations.

Wondering what the bribery will be

Skeptical with each twisted word

With each ring 

The heart is breaking

Hoping that the next ring wont be

The clobber that ends it all

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A little skeptical

With life and its twist and turns

It clobbers with a thrust

Not even bribery will stop its path of destruction

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With a little bribery 

The skeptical heart 

Rest in hope 

That it will not 

Have another clobber

That breaks it once more

~ BETH~

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September Joy Dare

Day 3

3 Things Yellow
1. The beautiful light bulbs in my lamps, that shine bright to light my room in the dark hours
2. My bright yellow blouse 
3. My banana that I have every morning for breakfast.

Three Word Wednesday

Feisty, adjective: Spirited, spunky, plucky, gutsy, gutty, ballsy.

Meddlesome; adjective: Interfering, meddling, intrusive, prying, busybody, nosy.

Stab, verb: Knife, run through, skewer, spear, bayonet, gore, spike, stick, impale, transfix, pierce, prick, puncture; literary transpierce; lunge, thrust, jab, poke, prod, dig; noun: Knife wound, puncture, incision, prick, cut, perforation; lunge, thrust, jab, poke, prod, dig, punch; twinge, pang, throb, spasm, cramp, dart, prick, flash, thrill; attempt, try, effort, endeavor; guess; informal go, shot, crack, bash, whack.

Survivor

She would come out fighting 

With a right stab to the heart

She would not be broken

Her feisty spirit wouldn't allow

For anyone to have that power

She would take control

No meddlesome so called friend

Was going to make her feel less 

Who only comes around 

When it convinces them

Her spirit would not be broken

By the attempts of meddlesome stabs

At attempting to break her

She was strong and feisty

A fight inside her was never going to give in

She was and is a Survivor

~Beth~

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Devout, adjective: Pious, religious, devoted, dedicated, reverent, God-fearing; holy, godly, saintly, faithful, dutiful, righteous, churchgoing, orthodox; dedicated, devoted, committed, loyal, faithful, staunch, genuine, firm, steadfast, unwavering, sincere, wholehearted, keen, enthusiastic, zealous,passionate, ardent, fervent, active, sworn, pledged; informal card-carrying, true blue.

Indulgent, adjective: Permissive, easygoing, liberal, tolerant, forgiving, forbearing, lenient, kind, kindly, generous, softhearted, compassionate, understanding, sympathetic; fond, doting, soft; compliant, obliging, accommodating.

Smug, adjective: Self-satisfied, self-congratulatory, complacent, superior, pleased with oneself, conceited.

He knew she wasn't his

With the smug look

Devout and passionate

He was relentless in his pursuit

With lust in his heart

He was indulgent to her plight

Waiting

Knowing someday she would be his

With his smug look

Of devout passion

Waiting

Indulgently

For it was only a matter of time

When they would be together

In his devout pursuit 

For the woman he longed for

Waiting seemed 

Only a moment of time

Lust turning 

Into an every lasting love

As he devoutly waited

For the woman that wasn't his

With a passion

Of devout indulgence's

~Beth~

How are you weathering the time change? Do you adjust easily to it?

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Three Word Wednesday

Credible, adjective: believable, plausible, tenable, able to hold water, conceivable, likely, probable, possible, feasible, reasonable, with a ring of truth, persuasive.

Decrepit, adjective: feeble, infirm, weak, weakly, frail; disabled, incapacitated, crippled, doddering, tottering; old, elderly, aged, ancient, senile; informal past it, over the hill, no spring chicken; dilapidated, rickety, run-down, tumbledown, beat-up, ramshackle, derelict, ruined, in (a state of) disrepair, gone to rack and ruin; battered, decayed, crumbling, deteriorating.

Pensive, adjective: thoughtful, reflective, contemplative, musing, meditative, introspective, ruminative, absorbed, preoccupied, deep/lost in thought, in a brown study; brooding, wistful; formal cogitative.

The pensive thoughts

Capture me by surprise

The decrepit body 

Tries with credible effort

Longing for the youthful years

Pensive and lost

Longing for the decrepit body

To run the credible race

Of more youthful years

Longing for one more

Chance to make 

A credible difference

In this life

~Beth~

What one thing would you change in your life if you could?

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Aspire, verb: Desire, hope for, dream of, long for, yearn for, set one's heart on, wish for, want, be desirous of; aim for, seek, pursue, set one's sights on.

Beast, noun: Animal, creature; informal critter, varmint; monster, brute, savage, barbarian, animal, swine, pig, ogre, fiend, demon, devil.

Slurp, verb: Eat or drink (something) with a loud sloppy sucking noise; noun: A loud sucking sound made while eating or drinking.

As the morning dawns

The beast inside 

Must arise

With each rich slurp 

One will aspire

To the days call

~Beth~

Do you start you day with coffee or tea?

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Three Word Wednesday

Feral, adjective: (especially of an animal) in a wild state, especially after escape from captivity or domestication; resembling a wild animal.

Insatiable, adjective: (of an appetite or desire) impossible to satisfy; (of a person) having an insatiable appetite or desire for something, especially sex.

Shred, noun: tatter, scrap, strip, ribbon, rag, fragment, sliver, (tiny) bit/piece; scrap, bit, speck, iota, particle, ounce, whit, jot, crumb, morsel, fragment, grain, drop, trace, scintilla, spot; informal smidgen; verb: chop finely, cut up, tear up, grate, mince, macerate, grind.

The desire inside feral

Waiting to unleash 

The insatiable desire within

To much to contain

It must be shred 

With each touch

The desire burns

Insatiable, feral desires

Burning within

Unleashing the passion within

~ Beth~

Are some words harder for you to write with then others? 

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Cruel, adjective (crueler, cruelest): willfully causing pain or suffering to others, or feeling no concern about it; causing pain or suffering.

Ghastly, adjective (ghastlier, ghastliest): causing great horror or fear; frightful or macabre; informal objectionable; unpleasant; extremely unwell; deathly white or pallid.

Unkempt, adjective (especially of a person) having an untidy or disheveled appearance.

Each passing day

Brings ghastly pain

As each drifting thought comes back to the first

In cruel twist of fate

The loss of you

Brings no relief

With hope of a new day

With a never ending love

Lost in the search

Each unkempt thought of you

Releases the heart

From drowning pain

In hopes of finding

The inner peace

With each passing day

Each thought drifting back to the first

~Beth~

Do you have a special Valentine to share with this Friday?

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Three Word Wednesday

Accelerate, verb: [no object] (of a vehicle or other physical object) begin to move more quickly; increase in amount or extent; adjective (accelerating): go faster.

Passive; adjective: accepting or allowing what happens or what others do, without active response or resistance; chemistry (of a metal) made unreactive by a thin inert surface layer of oxide; (of a circuit or device) containing no source of electromotive force;  (of radar or a satellite) receiving or reflecting radiation from a transmitter or target rather than generating its own signal; relating to or denoting heating systems that make use of incident sunlight as an energy source.

Rogue, noun: a dishonest or unprincipled man; a person whose behavior one disapproves of but who is nonetheless likable or attractive (often used as a playful term of reproof; [usually as modifier] an elephant or other largewild animal driven away or living apart from the herd and having savage or destructive tendencies; a person or thing that behaves in an aberrant, faulty, or unpredictable way; an inferior or defective specimen among many satisfactory ones, especially a seedling or plant deviating from the standard variety.

As the winds accelerate 

With massive blows 

Each a rogue

Passive in their strength

~Beth~

Passive thoughts

Heart ache of 

The love lost

Rogue behavior

As accelerate passion gone wild

~Beth~

How is the weather where you live? What are you doing to keep your self warm and happy?

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