hot cocoa(ing)

two (not too) old
long-married people
went camping to light a fire.

came prepared: dry wood,
newspapered conversation,
(only need one good match)

he sparked (then flamed!)
she marshmallowed slowly
over love’s warmed embers…

. . . . .

Bjorn invites us to “verb our verse” (using nouns as verbs) at dVerse MTB prompt.

sense and (non)sensibility

With my sincere apologies to the venerable Jane Austen,

but it seems that “Colonel” James Bond is planning nuptials!

 

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pretend, deny it,

you know everybody talks,

i heard of it in town.

my dear, upon my honour,

i met Colonel Bond and

he told me of it directly.

 

you surprise me,

surely must be

mistaken intelligence;

even if true…not what

i expect Colonel B. to do.

 

but, i assure you,

it so happened.

when he began talking

of one thing and another,

i said: so, Colonel,

i hear word (you) are

going to be married,

is it true?

 

and what did the Colonel say?

 

oh, he did say it certain…

 

i declare!  Mr. B. is well, i hope?

 

oh, quite well and

uncommonly charming;

it is a pity he should be

so in love with your sister.

you may tell your sister she

is a monstrous girl to get him.

 

upon my honour,

nothing can be good

enough for her, i assure you!

 

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Linking with d’Verse and Bjorn’s Blackout challenge!