Gordon the
goat grumbled grouchily. Grass gave him
gout unless it
grew newly
green and
gray skies made him
gloomy. Gilbert the
geko was much
gayer, groovy and
given to
goofiness.
Green and
gray though he was, he
golfed with a
great gang of
grasshoppers and
gambled with
gargantuan gorillas. And then
Gia the
giraffe arrived
gyrating with
geriatric gymnasts. Gordon gawked. Gilbert giggled. He
gave guided tours of their
grand garage. They
grazed on
green grapes and
gulped grapefruit juice, though
Gia suggested they add
gin. Gaiety grew. Gordon finally
guffawed, giving a
go to the
gasping good times.
[A drabble is a story in exactly 100 words]
[G adds an extra challenge. Not only are there fewer words than many letters, the letter has two (or more) sounds. I tried to keep them segregated to maximize the alliterative effect but it still loses something]
Published on April 08, 2015 00:00