General Poetry posted November 6, 2020


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A basic food group in my state, nachos must be celebrated

Nachos Fabulosos son Fiesta

by Reese Turner

Rise to
"Fabulosos”:
Black Bean Dip, Extra Cheese
Spread thick on chips, top with grilled meat
Bake: 350 ‘til cheese gooey (you’ll know)
Sides? Guacamole, Hot salsa, please!
Let beer, Margaritas flow
‘Cause Nachos pack heat
Fiesta!
Go!



Nacho Celebration Even the Odds writing prompt entry
Writing Prompt
Write an Even the Odds Poem pertaining to NACHOS. That's right folks, the 'cover me up' chip dish that everyone loves to customize has its own day: Friday, November 6th. Therefore, to honor such a prestigious celebration, you are to write an Even the Odds poem that somehow, someway brings out the best (or the worst) of the popular appetizer (or meal!). And yes, there really is a National Nacho Day... if you don?t believe me that there really is such a day, check out this link:

http://www.holidayinsights.com/moreholidays/October/nacho-day.htm

Now, without further ado, go break out a bag of tortilla chips and get to building your favorite stack! Then grab your pen and impress us, make us laugh, make us cry, but just get us to vote for your nacho rendition! :)

As a reminder, the 'Even-the-Odds' poetry format has a syllable count of 2-4-6-8-10-9-7-5-3-1 [starts out with evens and finishes with odds]
The first line (two syllables) and the last line (one syllable) are essentially synonyms
There is no rhyme requirement, although it isn't discouraged.
An example is included at the end of this announcement although REMEMBER TO CENTER your text [very loosely resembling a diamond shape - note the 'loosely' here... perfection is not required!]

Evening Performance
By Y. M. Roger

Fairies
Flit through the air
Chromatic symphony
Of effulgent streaks and glitter
Performing 'neath where the trees meet the stars
Tonight, the crickets and frogs join in
Enhancing the vibrant show
You'll never forget
Dancing with
Sprites!



At my wedding rehearsal dinner, my father began his toast to me, "...and to my son, a man who cannot pass a Mexican restaurant without becoming emotionally involved..."
The truth hurts, but it can be tasty! Fiesta en mi casa en este noche. Buena suarte, amigos!
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