Magical March Abracadabra

Hocus Pocus, Honey ’N’ Crocus

A spellbinding twittle

Abracadabra simsalabim Hocus pocus, honey ’n’ crocus Open his eyes, see how I love him Tattoo my name right here on his tuchus! 🪄

Let me just say that I’m not really into magic at all, but it would seem the girl who is trying to bewitch her billionaire lover is! First with the fantasising, now with the magical incantations. What will she come up with next?! 😆

If you have no idea who I’m talking about, this story will bring you up to speed –

I’ve written this spellbinding twittle in response to Indubala Kachhawa’s Magical March prompt for Paper Poetry.

In announcing the prompt, Indubala tells us -

ABRACADABRA is from the Aramaic (before Hebrew) phrase, ‘Avra kehdabra’, which literally means, “I create as I speak”?

Okay, so if that’s true, billionaire lover boy should soon discover his new body art! I hope he knows his girlfriend’s name because I sure don’t! 😜

Somehow, I don’t think this is quite what Indubala had in mind when she set the prompt. I hope she forgives me and understands that words conjure up all sorts of weird and wonderful ideas in my head — a bit like a magic potion.

Okay, maybe I do believe in magic after all! 😅

So, if magic works for me, it should work for you too. Try waving your magic word-wands and see what happens. Calling on a few of our creative magicians to give it a try — Toni Crowe | Jim Dutton | Janice Fung | Shereen Bingham | Charlotte Ella King 🪄 ✨

You’ll find the prompt details here –

Thank you for reading. I hope it brings some magic into your day. 🪄 💕

© Carolyn Hastings 2023

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