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The word today is 'WOOLGATHERING': dictionary.com
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woolgathering
ReplyDeleteis my thing
keeps my sanity
in life's oddity
Woolgathering guys in New York
ReplyDeleteWere known for their daydreaming talk
Eyes open, they'd sleep
No need to count sheep
And they much preferred rabbit to pork
(*rabbit = Cockney slang for chattering endlessly about nothing much)
her daily cleanse was woolgathering
ReplyDeleteabout this she didn't stop blathering
she told person A
she told person B
and now
her mouth is just lathering
There once was a man of the cloth
ReplyDeleteWhose sermons included much froth
"Cease your woolgathering daze!
Start your woolgathering days!
My vestments were eaten by moths!"
There was once a prince from Asia
ReplyDeletewho indulged in a fantasia.
no more work nor ruling
just nice woolgathering
making love with Anastasia.
19ish said...
ReplyDeleteThere once was a gathering of wool
In a meadow up high on a knoll
The spinners did dream
While the wool they did glean
And forgot to beware of the bull!
Once upon a time
ReplyDeleteLooooooooong time ago,
wool would socialize
after leaving jobs
and before going homes.
Auld woolgathering days!
Woolgathering by the river
ReplyDeleteSuddenly, quite a deep shiver
a sheep is wandering
looking for the gold string
that turns him into a sweater.
Makes no sense...O well...:)
Once was a woolgatherer from Greece;
ReplyDeleteon whom they had to call the police.
The sheep it was clear, he was hired to shear;
But it was we who he finally did fleece.