Glycerin barinfusedwith Honeysuckle.
Honeywhat?Honey who?Honey, You--
Whosebathroom is this?Honey, yours--
Gotta snag memy faithfultea tree.
"The sweetest honey is loathsome in its own deliciousness. And in the taste destroys the appetite." Shakespeare, from Romeo and Juliet
Susan prompted the Real Toads to write a poem inspired by lines from Shakespeare, in celebration of his birthday. This is poem number 23 of 30 in April, for National Poetry Writing Month!
One of my favourite quotes! I'll have that honeysuckle infused bar of soap, thanks very much :-)
ReplyDeleteI love it. And I, too, covet the bar of soap!
ReplyDeleteWouldn't mind having it myself ~ Congrats on your writing streak ~
ReplyDeleteThis month has been a big sense of smell month for me...new soap, lotion, (honey suckle, shea and argon!) and massage oil, (patchouli with tangerine)...mmm great work Marian!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant, and playfully punny! Now escape to tea tree and leave that honeysuckle for me! Thank you! So original!
ReplyDeleteheh-heh ... we just can't resist spoofing the Bard ~ wondrous :)
ReplyDeleteFun - and perfumed, at that! Thanks:)
ReplyDeleteHaaa!!! the most creative take on the prompt of the day I think. Sweet smelling stuff babyluv!!!
ReplyDeleteDo you think he may have bequeathed his second best bar of honeysuckle soap to his wife?
ReplyDeleteWonderful honey fun for Shakespeare's birthday. "Whose bathroom is this?" LOL — sounds like our house.
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Such a fun piece...my husband would not touch my scented soap less it wash away his masculine card. lol
ReplyDeleteI'll have the tea tree too .......... shampoo!
ReplyDeleteglycerin is a fun word. :)
ReplyDeleteHow fun is this? It is very important to keep the soap dishes in the correct places - his side/her side. :)
ReplyDeletesmiles to all of you! :)
ReplyDeleteMe thinks he doth "Honey" too much. ;) Fun read.
ReplyDeleteyeah sometimes honey is a bit too sweet.
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