Reading Ulysses in Montana #619

In tune with the sheltered times, conglomerates of dissatisfied marauders took dainty bites of cantaloupes in sleeves.

In time with the stepping of the stopped clocks, W.H. filled the fancy franks with mustard and onions, readmitting the other oil for next week’s episode of the lady of the lakeside dining show. In touch with foregone concepts of fiduciary duties, the child stepped forth into adulthood unconcerned with the wavering air of County Clarice as she said where will this get me in two months time if the clocks had not already stopped. In tending to pave the road to hell with something more resistant to the extremes of weather that the region experiences on a bi-annual basis, the monk drove the chunks of beefy chicken to the outlet once again.

In trouble as always, the beaver set about clearing the forest by the meadow along the brook under the bright blue sky, in tune, in time, and in touch. In touch.


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3 thoughts on “Reading Ulysses in Montana #619

  1. camilla wells paynter August 20, 2024 / 11:17 am

    For witty reposte she was eager,
    But he tossed her some wood and a beaver.
    Her intentions are good, so she probably should
    Pave a limerick precisely with neither.

    (You appear to have released the Limracken.)

    • Rick Mallery August 20, 2024 / 11:27 am

      You released it. I just fed it.

  2. Matthew Laney August 20, 2024 / 11:43 am

    A county fair like no other, Geiger Counter in “hand”

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