I think Gauguin might have turned in his grave, if he'd known about this re-construction of his painting, which Tess so ably chose for her Mag #117
Trell is lunching with Ada and Caddoc
on Colwyn Bay's finest boiled haddoc.
Said Trell "This is vile!
It smells like the piles
that donkeys discharge in their paddoc."
To which a handy passer by was heard to mutter in reply:
" I have a hunch this sorry bunch
were hoping for a spot of lunch.
But oh my goodness gracious me
they must have been bananas!
There's Ada sandwiched in between
a right old pair of charmers…"
I like what you did with the picture and rhyming words to boot~ pair of charmers, hey :-)
ReplyDeletemmm....now that sounds yummy...errr...haha thanks for the chuckles...
ReplyDeletefrom the "makeover" to poems- what a hoot!
ReplyDeleteClever twist to The Bananas, Trellis! A beautiful limerick and a great verse. The bonus is the chuckle no, the laughs that are always there accompanying, from your great mind.
ReplyDeleteHank
A right pair of charmers indeed!
ReplyDeletethanks.
lol- Thanks for the laugh!
ReplyDeleteThat is so funny. Gauguin probably would not be amused, but he isn't here.
ReplyDeleteHey darlin', this Ozark Farm Chick dropped by from that wonderful Miss Gail's, "At the Farm" to say 'howdy' and got more than a chuckle over here!!! Thanks!!!
ReplyDeleteFrom the happy hills and hollers of the magnificent Missouri Ponderosa, ya'll have a blessed and beautiful week now, ya hear!!! :o)
Very funny! I am laughing over here. Thanks! K.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad it led 'here' from the linksy that didn't work!! Very funny as usual - a much needed good laugh. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteHaha! Nice artistic touch.
ReplyDeleteI think Gauguin would have been thrilled to have provided such inspiration, and giggles...bravo!!
ReplyDeleteI appreciate that any means that art does not prevent freedom of expression. Many participants commented Such Magpie my picture and I commented his poems, I participate as an equal. My photos are not for sale and in my blog there is no publicity. I've never made money with photography, as I have never sold a single picture. My interests are artistic and not commercial. Anyway I respect your opinion and thank you for the freely expressed. Best wishes.
ReplyDeleteHaha...love it :)
ReplyDeletelol...A cracking sandwich with a little mild mustard drizzled in the middle, perhaps?
ReplyDeleteClever. I like it.
ReplyDeleteOr Gauguin might have turned in his guava, perhaps? Excellent response to the prompt.
ReplyDeleteHow creative is this? Wonderfully fun, exactly what I've come to expect from you!
ReplyDeletevery creative wriming ;)
ReplyDeleteOh hee (!) I am going to be giggling the rest of the day...
ReplyDeleteWonderful and forget Gauguin. This picture is what he would have painted if he could have. But, I wonder if the bowl contains kava, not fish soup? It must be kava, or Ada would not have chosen to sit closest to it!
ReplyDeleteStill laughing , Trell, great
ReplyDeleteI'll not tell Gauguin that I've already enjoyed your wild words.
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