Wordplay hides a key to reality that the dictionary tries in vain to lock inside every free word.
Julio Cortázar
A man and his meat
Six pack
Firm buns
Big sausage
Solo barbeque
Holy BRAtherhood
Raise cup
Praise designer
Observe overtly
Cheek slapped
Drink & Release
Heavens sing
fairytale bliss
Happy ending
Desperate piss
Two by Four
Two by Four poem. It was invented in 1999 by Lee Ann Brown. It consists of 4 lines with 2 words per line. They may or may not rhyme. The subject emphasis is on whimsical, creative, or experimental use of language/word play.
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The Twisting Tail 
You did a great job with these Two by Fours, I chuckled more than once,
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Thank you. I was hoping to get a few laughs.
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New and interesting format. “A Man and His Meat” puts the “play” in “wordplay.” Well done!
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Thanks.
And it puts the well done in the meat!
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A man and his meat is hilarious. Excellent job.
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Thanks, hobbo. These are are a lot of fun to write.
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I can tell!
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🤣🤣 🖤
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😉💚
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I love these 2x4s but was very confused by the title of 3 sevenlings…. no sevenlings to be found!
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Thank you! Can’t believe I missed that during editing!
I mixed up titles and poems 🤣🤣🤣
I don’t think I’ve ever made such a ridiculous mistake before. Thank you again for pointing it out.
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Here’s a novel intro: Meat, thy maker! 😋
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I keeping that for the title of my cook book 😉
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