November PAD Chapbook Challenge 2019: Day 5: Antonymic Bomb

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adored abhorred

beloved bedeviled

cherished castoff

delightful devil

embraceable evil

fortunate fiend

great goblin

honored hated

idolized ignored

joyful jerk

kind killer

lovely leech

meticulous mess

nice neer-do-well

open obstruction

pleasant prat

quiet quarrel

righteous rogue

sweet scallawag

tidy tawdry

unforgettable understrapper

vital vampire

wholesome wagtail

xylographing xenomorphs

yeomanly yobbos

zesty zombies

~Cie~

Notes:

Today's prompt for the November PAD Chapbook Challenge was to write a pleasure and/or displeasure poem. So I tapped out this cheeky little number.

November PAD Chapbook Challenge 2019: Day 2: Alpha to Omega

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all alone adrift

boiling bad blood brew

chewing cyanide capsules

drinking death's draught

exhaling exotic excitotoxins

feeling fancy-free

gladly grabbing green

hoarding hazy hemlock

incinerating incriminating images

jaded joy juxtaposed

kicking kaleidoscopic kings

love long lost

makes me mad

nothing nice nevermore

only old offerings

placate pagan poltergeists

quietly quaffing quince

rebellious rogues repel

sweetly singing satyrs

thrilling tap-dancing troubadours

unique undines undulate

vanquishing vicious villains

while winsome warblers

xor xanthic xenophobes

yesterday's yearning youth

zap zingy Zambonis

~Cie~

Notes:

The Writers Digest Poem a Day (PAD) Chapbook Challenge for November can be found here.

Y'all, I know that I am about as popular as toenail fungus, but could some of you maybe see past my mycotic nature and do me a solid by voting in my upcoming Battle of the Poems next month? I will need to narrow my PAD poems down to the best 20 for my chapbook. Thank you in advance if you can see fit to assist me with this task!

Believe it or not, Xor is not a word that I made up. Click to read more about it here.