#WordsworthWednesday - Twitter Hashtag

over 2 years ago

@Quizical123 I am puzzled The tea's been guzzled Who did that And where are they at? Can't be me I didn't have the tea I'll wait till its safer And have another one later. #wordsworthWednesday #WednesdayChallenge

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Craig Craig

@ClubCraig

over 2 years ago

#WordsworthWednesday #Craig #Poetry

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Qu'ici - King Of Cheesepumps 🧀 👑 🧀 @Quizical123

over 2 years ago

Mud splutters Cleaning gutters Dirty job Makes me sob I’ve only done three Who’s making tea? #wordsworthWednesday #WednesdayChallenge

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Qu'ici - King Of Cheesepumps 🧀 👑 🧀 @Quizical123

over 2 years ago

The sound of a tractor chugging With what you ask, are they lugging? Be it hay for cattle Or slurry with a rattle Seems like one passes each hour Sitting high in that hot seat of power 🚜🚜🚜 #WordsworthWednesday #WednesdayChallenge

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Qu'ici - King Of Cheesepumps 🧀 👑 🧀 @Quizical123

over 2 years ago

Let’s play the #wednesday challenge. Write a poem that’s meaningful. The best scoring tweet wins the prize later…..and go! #wordsworthwednesday📜

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Jack MacGregor @JiggeryJackMac

over 2 years ago

'twas on this day in 1843 that Sir Robert Peel successfully urged the reluctant William Wordsworth to take the office of poet laureate. Being 74, Wordsworth feared he might be unfit to undertake the tasks expected of him, but did finally accept the honour. #WordsworthWednesday

JiggeryJackMac's tweet photo. 'twas on this day in 1843 that Sir Robert Peel successfully urged the reluctant William Wordsworth to take the office of poet laureate.
Being 74, Wordsworth feared he might be unfit to undertake the tasks expected of him, but did finally accept the honour.
#WordsworthWednesday https://t.co/cJ1h5NMFCR

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DSRInternational @DSRIS_Malad

over 8 years ago

Go break a leg to understand what idioms are. Once you understand what it is they are fun to play around with. #WordsworthWednesday

DSRIS_Malad's tweet photo. Go break a leg to understand what idioms are. Once you understand what it is they are fun to play around with. #WordsworthWednesday https://t.co/gVMfst4PpR

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DSRInternational @DSRIS_Malad

over 8 years ago

The word 'Rhythm' does not contain any of the vowel (a, e, i, o & u) making it the longest word with no vowels. #WordsworthWednesday #WordFacts #DSRIS #Malad #SchoolLife #StudentLife #FunLearning #DidYouKnow

DSRIS_Malad's tweet photo. The word 'Rhythm' does not contain any of the vowel (a, e, i, o & u) making it the longest word with no vowels. #WordsworthWednesday #WordFacts #DSRIS #Malad #SchoolLife #StudentLife #FunLearning #DidYouKnow https://t.co/8HVdFH6TCt

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DSRInternational @DSRIS_Malad

almost 9 years ago

Eunoia is the shortest English word containing all five main vowel graphemes. #WordsworthWednesday

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DSRInternational @DSRIS_Malad

almost 9 years ago

As long as it does make sense, it is still considered as a word! The word is the longest word in English and it has 45 letters in it. Now that’s really long, isn’t it? #WordsWorthWednesday