Saturday Centus – Wk#119 – Prompt: Write a sentence without using E – “100 Words and no E? Thankful.”
August 12, 2012
What struck this wondrous man, who walks amongst us as our saviour, to allow him thoughts this way though all around him run away in forlorn, lost action still unknowing what all our kind should know till our Lamb of God did say why all must thank for all our gifts our world holds from a child’s grin to vast natural glory and all words from God brought unto us through his kind and caring longing for us to worship Whom all must in thanks for all that occurs in His immortal favour in both dark and light tomorrows coming?
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What an amazing post! You did it!
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I enjoyed the challenge but, as a teacher, would have asked a child to consider breaking this up into a number of sentences.
that was truly amazing!!!
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Writing a sentence without using ‘e’ was a challenge but I liked the more complex idea of writing a 100 word sentence without using an ‘e’. It took a little more time than I thought it might.
That is quite the sentence!
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Unless set as a task, I would have frowned upon the sentence had it been handed in to me.
HolEE cow! this was amazing!
It took me a second to realize that the paragraph was your entry! You really worked some e-less magic on this link!
Wow.
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As well as the challenge of a prompt, I like to stretch or shrink an entry to the exact word limit. Making one E-less entry of 100 words means loosening the idea of sentence structure a little but it makes the challenge more interesting for me.