Fair’s fare
By Rhiannonw
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A bit of fun with homonyms of two homophones – I’ve just been reading what those words mean! I think some of the homonyms have similarity of meanings.
“Where can I take you?” he asked his fare.
‘I’m off to the fair for something rare.
I’m told they’re providing sumptuous fare,
and rides and stalls, so without a care,
as the weather's fair, the fun I must share.
How much will you charge me – what is the fare?’
“It won't be unfair, you’ll have money to spare.
I think my missus will be somewhere there,
she’ll be dressed in red, has curly hair
that’s coppery-fair, says she likes to dare
clashing red coats and hats to wear.
There's fairly good safety, enjoy, take care,
and thanks for the cash – all's fair and square.”
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Hi Rhiannon
Hi Rhiannon
Fun to read, and no doubt it was fun to write.
Jean
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You did a great job with this
You did a great job with this weeks I P Rhiannon.
Jenny.
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Hi Rhiannon.
Your taxi caught my eye, my dear, as I was scrolling by.
It made me stop and wonder, are you selling? Could I buy?
It looks a lovely model, tell me, was it awfully awfully dear?
Mine was bashed to bits you see, I ran into a deer.
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It's not easy is it? You have to try before you buy.
As Skinner-Jennifer says, you did a great job.
Weefatfella.
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A exemplary contribution that
A exemplary contribution that meets the remit perfectly. Very enjoyable, Rhiannon.
Luigi x
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Spiffing stuff, Rhiannon..
Spiffing stuff, Rhiannon...very much enjoyed, and spot on as regards the IP.
Tina
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