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Tonight's Poet Corner: Hungry For Noise

Hungry For Noise by Belinda Roddie We bump and we clatter, we stumble and shatter. Our glasses are tinkling, our dress shirts are crinkling. The fire is crackling, the night wind is tackling the dark world outside, where it's quiet enough to hide.

Today's OneWord: Acted

Bella claimed that she wasn't being a brat, but she sure acted like one. And to top it off, she was forty-two years old. There had been so many nights where I had to leave the dinner table because of her screeching, endless rants on things that were so frivolous in comparison to everything else. One night, I almost slapped her for screaming about a bagger accidentally making a bag slightly too heavy for her on her way out of the grocery store. "Sometimes, I think violence is the only way to solve the problem of my cousin," I remarked to my friend Stewart over coffee; Stewart always liked hearing about Bella's ridiculous vitriol.