All kinds of Misses
Miss Chief is far too bossy
Miss Fortune is so unlucky
Miss Heard's totally paranoid
Miss Laid was never ever found
Miss Identified ended in prison
Miss Rule was charged for treason
Miss Adventure lost her way
Miss Judged had her say
Miss Diagnose, the useless doctor
Miss Treat an absolute monster
Miss Guided is always in trouble
Miss Quote comes in with rebuttal
Mahen
ReplyDeleteBrilliantly poetic
Thanks
ND
Thanks ND. I do love play with words.
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed Mahen - too good to MIss Read!
ReplyDeleteSorry Mahen- above Miss Spelt !
ReplyDeleteShould read "too good to Miss Read"!
No worries. Miss Understanding said!
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely fabulous! So clever! Thanks! More please!
ReplyDeleteZita
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ReplyDeleteMahen and Rohini
ReplyDeleteI misbelieved it was a mistake
Not just a miscalculation which could have mistakenly lead
to a miscarriage of judgement.
These mischievous misreads could easily be misconstrued.
It’s not a miscreants misdeed.
Such misdemeanours are easily misdiagnosed and mistreated.
We do not misestimate this priceless contribution.
ND
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ReplyDeleteI hope my mistimed comment will not be mistakenly misconstrued.
ReplyDeleteND
ND,
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed your first comment
It surpasses Nigel Hawthorne in "Yes Minister/prime minister" !
Rohini
ReplyDeleteI remember that series with much affection. Subtle and sophisticated British humour at its best. Sir Humphrey Appleby's political satire took comedy into another level. That was good clean fun for every generation and all situations.
ND
ND
ReplyDeleteYou've said it all and I totally agree .