Lemurs are primates that spend most of their time in the trees eating fruit, leaves, buds, insects, small birds and birds’ eggs, but this leaping lemur princess had higher ambitions and she always wanted to show off her aerial maneuvers, because she figured that she could become the next Simone Biles. She climbed on these ropes and then did a leap with her back toward the landing target. She was able to reorient herself in midair, and always landed on her feet, even when she threw in a twist with a partial backward somersault. I parked my BMW in my driveway and the lemur loved climbing all over my beamer. I tried to keep her off, but she always found a way to get what she wanted, because this lemur was a real schemer. I got really mad and cursed at her, becoming a blasphemer, before I threw my juice reamer at her which turned her into a screamer. I have never been a mainstreamer, but I do know that the longest, strongest, and heaviest bone in the human body is the femur, however I can’t drink my coffee without creamer.
Written for Melissa’s Flash Fiction Challenge #271.
What about steamer and streamer?
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I put the crab legs in the steamer and tied each one with a streamer.
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You had me laughing after the pivot to rhyming midway through. It was unexpected and funny. Especially “the lemur loved climbing all over my beamer. I tried to keep her off, but … this lemur was a real schemer.”
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Thanks, Melissa and I enjoyed you picture of the lemur.
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Haha! Lot of excellent rhyming Jim.
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Thanks, Sadje.
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You are very welcome
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Echoes of a poetic here 🙂
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More like a poetic failure.
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No, not at all.
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You did well with those rhyming words Jim
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I like your new Gravatar.
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That was quite funny, Jim.
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Thanks, Fandango.
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Nice wordplay, Jim
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Much appreciated, Ted.
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