HEARD ON THE THIRD

I’ve developed an odd proclivity

I’ve developed an odd proclivity

I’VE DEVELOPED AN ODD PROCLIVITY

I say everything repetitively

I say everything repetitively

I SAY EVERYTHING REPETITIVELY

For me to say something one time, or two

For me to say something one time, or two

FOR ME TO SAY SOMETHING ONE TIME, OR TWO

It falls on deaf ears—this is nothing new

It falls on deaf ears—this is nothing new

IT FALLS ON DEAF EARS—THIS IS NOTHING NEW

Rather than wait for an elusive response 

Rather than wait for an elusive response 

RATHER THAN WAIT FOR AN ELUSIVE RESPONSE

I say it three times if I say it once

I say it three times if I say it once

I SAY IT THREE TIMES IF I SAY IT ONCE

The third time said with an audible force

The third time said with an audible force

THE THIRD TIME IS SAID WITH AN AUDIBLE FORCE

A shout when compared to normal discourse

A shout when compared to normal discourse

A SHOUT WHEN COMPARED TO NORMAL DISCOURSE

The odd thing is that the children I grew 

The odd thing is that the children I grew 

THE ODD THING IS THAT THE CHILDREN I GREW

Have no idea I do this—but I do

Have no idea I do this—but I do

HAVE NO IDEA I DO THIS—BUT I DO

Heard on the third, I’ve accepted the fact

Heard on the third, I’ve accepted the fact

HEARD ON THE THIRD, I’VE ACCEPTED THAT FACT

You may have guessed it—I’ve finally cracked

You may have guessed it—I’ve finally cracked

YOU MAY HAVE GUESSED IT—I’VE FINALLY CRACKED

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June 4, 2016, One Word Daily Post: Childhood~ <a href=”https://dailypost.wordpress.com/prompts/childhood/”>Childhood</a&gt;