Will you take the challenge and write a poem using these words?
I hope you write a poem and the result is your style a haiku, sonnet or anthem and have fun; hope it's worthwhile.
Although they may show up as misspelled, I assure they are in the dictionary and spelled correctly. Use as many words as you can; I hope this is fun. LC's always are and this is my first challenge. You can always make up your own meaning, if you choose.
I have to close this early due to my personal situation. I may be away from YAP for several days. I think you deserve to have the challenger pick the best answer. All of the poems were really good, and I am glad you took up my challenge. tori
BlueFeather2012-01-01T20:57:54Z
Favorite Answer
A Knight's Tale
Our hero once hirsute, now glabrous with advancing age, keeps his calvous crown covered all night and day. The fusty old gangrel shuffles down a dusty road, humming the words of an ancient canticle to himself. With anamnesis fading, too, interpolation of neologisms becomes his wont increasingly from time to time.
If only you had seen him in the glory of his youth, you'd deem his present visage an ectype of his former self— resulting from novations with accumulating years, without solatium or adytum to offer comfort from the past. At last, among adventive boscages, he finds a place to rest in hopes to ease his weary bones and most procellous mind.
adventive - not native to a new habitat; locally or temporarily naturalized adytum - the sanctum in an ancient temple; place one goes for peace anamnesis - recalling to memory; ability to hold in the mind boscage - a mass of trees or shrubs; thicket calvous - bald canticle - hymn; chant; song ectype - a reproduction; copy; duplicate fusty - moldy gangrel - a vagabond; drifter interpolation - insertion; inclusion; injection novation - the substitution of a new obligation for an old one procellous - stormy solatium - compensation for damage to the feelings as distinct from financial loss or physical suffering; additional benefit; bonus
Christmas Adventive, thirty, forty years or so Oh adytum, must I begin again anamnesis, will urgent passions grow each day born to new lives as little men boscage, the rage for this necessitude though calvous, welcomed, loved, chosen, adored the canticle of muted gratitude, with ectype raised, credence to lead the horde. the musty fusty, sensations of love, gangrel, the twilight flyers we know of although remembered well, old words anew novation will burn hopes, those worn out views of love, the sober years, procellous pose the scent is a solatium’s hint of rose.
adventive and adytum boscage and calvous i dont know how they describe us canticle and ectype fusty and gangrel to me they seem unreal interpolation,procellous,solatium and novation i have no idea what those words mean; and i think anamnesis has something to do with either medecine or religion
We meet under a adventive red sky you fusty crushingleel ''this is it ' interpolation sinking rasing our breath against the crunching snow , novation you tell me , i take it with me in my mouth a rawness in my throat boscage this is the spot that was hard I tryed to make it solatium and soft :)