Spring was when he cried. When the leaves fell, making a golden floor, he would dance and kick. In Winter, he would laugh and keep giggles in ice to make drinks fizz. Summer was the time of quiet warmth. But Spring, he visited and sat on his grave to remember.
Random Word: Spring
Fiona asked as politely as she could, ‘Tea?’
Alice hesitated and then poured milk into the cup first. Fiona sniffed. His date was a floosie.
Random Word: Lingua Franca
‘We find our children loose their spark if they experience F.A.I.L.U.R.E. In our Pass the Parcel, children individually swop and share so they can experience the importance of giving.’
‘It ain’t the real world.’
‘At St Oswald's, that's the world our parents pay for. Are you perhaps seeking a scholarship?’
Random Word: Sportsmanship
I believe in swift but sharp discipline. No belated lash of the cane but an instant reaction to offences makes for a child’s moral growth.
Random Word: Soupcon
I wish to go amongst my subjects dressed as they dress so I can gather their true thoughts. Order me the orange turban and the yellow spotted silk suit and I will ride on the least of my elephants. Speak truly, will the disguise pass the eyes of the people?
Random Word: You’re a bindle stiff
It had been a difficult day, the truffle had not tasted as it sounded - bitter rather then smooth. Why was he eating words that were visual, he was a word waffler not an image imbiber. He longed to find Boeuf Bourguignon, which was as solid and satisfying as it sounded.
Random Word: Eating my words
