Poetry Challenge #200-Mac & Cheese, Please!

What’s for lunch? Dinner? Breakfast? Dessert? Of all days, today, July 14th, there’s only one right answer:

Mac & Cheese please!  

Mac & Cheese please!  

Today, July 14th, National Macaroni and Cheese Day is about the melding of two ooey-gooey favorites: pasta and cheese. What’s more, it’s also National Nude Day and Bastille Day—imagine that 3-way mash up . . . hmmmm . . . Viva La France! . . . moving on . . .

Naked Bike Ride pre-Cape Town Argus. Disclaimer: we did not participate

Naked Bike Ride pre-Cape Town Argus. Disclaimer: we did not participate

Poetry Challenge #200

Mac and Cheese, Please!

Macaroni and Cheese go together much better than Macaroni and Peas. Or Macaroni and Knees. Maybe Macaroni makes you…sneeze? wheeze? Oh, please!!!

Today, write a silly poem about two things that go together—with a twist. Change one thing. Make your poem rhyme in silly ways. Make up words if you need to.

You can choose your own pair of things that go together or use one from the list below.

salt & pepper                                      bread & butter

peanut butter & jelly                           pen & pencil

bacon & eggs                                      hammer & nail

batman & robin                                   needle & thread

shoes & socks                                     sugar & spice

Or try the July 14th 3 -way mash up of Bastille Day & Nude Day & Mac-n-Cheese!

Set Your Timer for 7 Minutes

Start Writing!

Don’t Think About it, just do it!

When you’re finished, treat yourself: Mac & Cheese Ice Cream anyone??

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Cindy Faughnan and I began this 7-Minute Poetry Challenge more than 1900 days ago. Now we take turns creating prompts to share with you. This is INCREDIBLE NUMBER 200! Our hope is that creatives—children & adults—will use our prompts as springboards to word play time. If you join us in the Challenge, let us know by posting the title, a note, or if you want, the whole poem in the comments.

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