For Day 14, I have managed to properly work with the Napowrimo.net prompt. The task was to create entries for an imaginary dream dictionary with the words provided.
Broken dream dictionary
ballet slipper
Your heart will most certainly be broken—
but in the most beautiful, delicate, precise way possible.
dentist
You will never need one of these,
as all your teeth have just fallen out of your mouth.
hammer
You will wield a hammer
only when it is the most useless thing possible
to have in your possession at that moment.
rowboat
You and the rowboat have a complicated history.
Ask no more questions, or you will be doomed to relive it.
seagull
You trust the seagull because you believe it to be a sign you are not far from land,
but it only wants your leftover sandwich.
shark
You would do well to steer clear of the shark.
Once you look into its dead eyes, it is over.
teacup
You vaguely recall a ventriloquist’s dummy going on and on about teacups
in a seedy English diner with an ambitious menu. Order the beans. And the tea.
wobbly table
You sign your contracts at one of these.
This is why all your deals collapse.
(13 April 2018—posted April 14th)


Love it 🙂
What an apt poem for the prompt! Loved it!
Kevin. You’ve missed your calling. Write your next book on short humorous dream interpretations. Ballet slippers was my fave. Liked your wobbly table also, I wrote on it also, only.
http://jimmiehov6.blogspot.com/2018/04/in-his-dreams-there-was-one-one-that.html?m=1
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Oh yes — that is PRECISELY when I wield a hammer . . . LOL!