Our host today at http://www.ethicalela.com for Day 4 of #VerseLove is Jennifer Guyor Jowett of Michigan, who invites us to write grammatically ungrammatical poems, using mixed up parts of speech in place of others and made up words without regard for rules. You can nounify verbs, verbify adjectives, or whatever you want to do to write this type of poem. Come meet Jennifer and read her poem and prompt here!
Birkenstock Peaced-Up Pipe Dreams when we wander Birkenstocks corkbed frolic nope to socks camouflagely sherpa’d arch hippiescuffle guitar’d march bellishbottomed denimly jeans knowexactly peaced-up means leatherfringe’d-up gauchovest showsly braless halter’d chest macramae’d-up shoulderbag carefree pet rock tail-she-wag daisychainedup tousled locks when we wander Birkenstocks
Common Threads 
This reminds me of both e. e. cummings and Lewis Carroll. My favorite line: “bellishbottomed denimly jeans”.
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Thank you, Paul! That was a fun prompt that Jennifer gave us yesterday. Thanks so much for reading! I love the 1970s!
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