Metamorphosis of a chrysalis I say, SARS ails Cary's Carl Hiss! Sir Hals as a chary liar Shy lacy sac is rash as a sail-ray 'Hairy arch-sis!' says racy Chrissy, char Hail! Clary lays scary rail crash Larch lair is Lisa's ash chair I lash, I cry; sly hissy I. © Kathy Labrum McVittie 3 March 2022
Lisa, who may or may not have an ash chair, shared photos and notions about the appeal of the chrysalis.
I took this as an anagrammatic dVerse poetry challenge, golden and growing glorious.
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Highly original, and in style or tone for me, and I like that a lot, the innovation, breaking of barriers..
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Ah this your response delights me, forestbather, because re-freshing my edge-practice and eroding the obstacle-barriers is becoming my conscious choice, these days of watching my sand-timer steadily trickling. Perhaps we might play anagramming with ‘Carpe diem?’ Have a good March, holding Ostara-equinox in balance …
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Kathy, I enjoy puzzles and looked up anagrammatical to see what the rules were. You ended up with a surreal metamorphosis. Sorry, no ash chair, I laughed it off while reading this 🙂
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Rules? Wot rules? I have been emerging into a state of chaotic unruliness during the pandemic (and all my life , in my anxious dreams) so I laugh to see that you have been looking for rules …
Constraints maybe, because your ‘Open Plan Provocation’ gave me the willies, so that I ran squealing towards making my own structure to shelter in… and ended up with this nonsense!
That I ended up with your name and an ash chair was pure serendipity… My ex-partner has made a set of ash chairs for the place which I now call home.
And I have been writing for Synkroniciti Magazine, in which you may like to rummage: https://synkroniciti.com/the-magazine/
I am in issue 3.4 ‘transcend’ and the recent 4.1 ‘riitual’. Next issue is on ‘flow’ – join us?
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What a delightful comment. I’m guessing ash trees would make splendid chairs. Thank you for your invitation. I have bookmarked/followed the site and will try to take a look when I have some time 🙂
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What a wonderful way to play with words… ash-chair sounds pretty good to me.
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Thank you Bjorn, it was a fun distraction at the end of a full-on day as I remember…
Anagramming gets me out of all sorts of tight corners 😉
Hope you are being well.
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