Shakespearean Variations: Poem by Douglas Scotney
Shakespearean Variations:
Rating: ★2.5
the three between 'proprietor' and 'prosaic'
are 'propriety': your what makes you you;
'propugnation': defense;
and 'prorogue': to postpone or (perhaps) keep from exertion.
The next one is 'prospecting':
in the jargon of today,
putting yourself out there,
being bold,
and flashing's dooble,
'panning for gold'.
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dooble intended.
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8/28/2026 11:41:39 AM # rel_20260827T145718Z_a0f1bd3
Aye! Very creative, of course the gold caught me though I prefer to steal it.