Here we go with Round 6 & 7 of: Love Nudge! This is the final chapter. I had great fun with this and it really helped me work on my vocabulary.
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Saturday: Ennui & Sunday: Loathing
Saturday: Ennui
Endearment eroded, encumbered and egregiously effaced by exhaustion.
Eloquence eradicated by exorbitantly exuded ego, efforts of elucidation execrated.
Ephemeral emotions are endemic to an eminent ending.
Expert expectorate and extraneous erudition exacerbate and expedite extirpation.
The enigma of enmity, eschewing enumeration and evoking exodus.
Enveloped in an endless episodic expedition with the epitomical embodiment of…
~ENNUI~
Sunday: Loathing
Lavished in lassitude and lachrymose languor.
Left to languish and lament latent laxadasical liabilities.
Laconic and listless, a lampooning of love, lends ludicrous levity to lingering litigations
A legacy of lilliputian loquaciousness and ludicrous lugubriousness leading to a longing for libation
Lacklustre leviathan, lethally lethargic, leveeing limber linguistic luridness.
Legerdemain longevity liquidated by libel, a literal loll into lies
Leniency becoming a legitimate liability
Lulling lividly into the lake of ….
~LOATHING~
Thank you again to Lynn Love for the prompts and the wonderful contest! Thank you also to everyone who has read and commented on these works. Poems and short works of this style are not my forte and you have all been exceedingly kind by not pointing that out! Arigato!
Sticks and Stones 
It has been so much fun reading these and following the path of love. May we never get to these last 2 while we are married to the love of our lives. 🙂 ❤
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Amen! Thanks for reading and I’m glad you liked it!
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Great job! That’s a lot big words with the same letter.
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I should retake the SAT. 😉
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What a great ending to the competition, Jonathan! Loved –
‘Endearment eroded’ ‘Eloquence eradicated by exorbitantly exuded ego’
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‘A legacy of lilliputian loquaciousness and ludicrous lugubriousness leading to a longing for libation.’
Ohh, how we’ve all felt like that from time to time!
These have been very enjoyable to read and I’m still admiring your dedication, vocabulary and research skills in finding all of these amazing words. Thanks so much for taking part and for playing such a great role in the competition. It was fabulous to read your writing 🙂
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Thank you so much for your kind words. I am glad you enjoyed them, they really were a pleasure to write. Thanks again for the prompts and I’ll be looking forward to anymore you put out!
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