Tag: Swap

Photo by quokkabottles on Unsplash See MicroPoem 118 post first, then you’ll understand this: She asks, “Why do you have two bottles?” Then the response is, “One’s coffee; one’s tea.” To which I must insert, “Yeah, toffee and cea.”

Photo by Thomas Bormans on Unsplash See MicroPoem 118 post first, then you’ll understand this: nooks and crannies —> crooks and nannies

Photo by David Clode on Unsplash See MicroPoem 118 post first, then you’ll understand this: carrots and pan –> parrots and can

Photo by Scott Walsh on Unsplash See MicroPoem 118 post first, then you’ll understand this: fox and bunnies —> box and funnies

Photo by Zach Reiner on Unsplash See MicroPoem 118 post first, then you’ll understand this: Hey kid, look out! —> Hey lid, kook out!

Photo by Chandler Cruttenden on Unsplash Ever since I was a teenager, I liked to swap the first one or two letters of two words to make funny or odd new phrases. These switches might not make legitimate words but phonetically, it works out somehow. Example: Pickle Soup –> Sickle Poup (Poop) I know that…