Pumpernickel Monster
The monster in my breadbox leaves imprints on my loaves
Eight furry legs, sixteen eyes, and twenty little toes
Despite the dents, he’s welcome here
His mousing skills, they commandeer
My polyphonic prose.
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This is my submission for this weekend’s Trifextra challenge, in which we had to write 33 words about a monster that lives in an unusual place.
Speaking of monsters, you should come and check out the Speakeasy creative writing challenge. We’re heading into our Halloween crescendo this week. Not only will it be lots of scary fun, but there will be prizes too!
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Apoplectic Apostrophes 
Super delightful! I just loved it! 😀
Aw, thanks so much Linda! 🙂
Polyphonic prose – I love that. This is great, Suzanne.
Thank you so much Steph! 🙂
You’re always able to find a perfect word to balance each piece. Wonderful use of ‘polyphonic’ here!
What a lovely compliment Jo-Anne. Thank you! 🙂
Very enjoyable!
Thanks Deana! So nice to see you here! 🙂
Delightful read! Thanks for linking up!
Thank you! 🙂
Suzanne, your polyphonic prose gets nothing but praise from me! I have to agree-this was delightful!!
Aw, thanks Valerie! 🙂
No pone can beat you at writing polyphonic prose Suzanne-made my heart sing:-)
Thanks so much Atreyee! 🙂
A pleasure as always Suzanne:-)
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Polyphonic prose.. sounds great… I syncopate with that 🙂
Syncopate is such a great word. Thanks for commenting Björn! 🙂
Like everyone else, I fell in love with “polyphonic prose”. Awesome write, as usual 🙂
Thank you so much Janna! 🙂