Ding dong dockety ding dong ding down the hole it went only to discover that the dramatic darkness dimmed the senses leaving untold misery across the diminishing shoulders of the robotic explorer built to overcome human frailties overwhelmed by changing circumstances clinging to the sides of the drift not knowing the depth of the discovered relics the detectorists would relish with significant pride knowing the hole was ding dong with the kind of dockety doo claiming top dollar at the auction set up to identify the deepest discovery of value in the western province provided by the official documented evidence.
Neville Hunt about 1 year ago
I’m definitely dumbfounded and dazzled by the deftness and dexterity of your drabble, Brian... and all succinctly stated in a single sentence. An alliterative treasure trove.
Brian Mackinney about 1 year ago
Thank you Neville. It started out as nonsense and succeeded.
Jamie Clapperton about 1 year ago
Feel as if I've just tumbled down a well of words after reading that, enjoyably so..
Christopher about 1 year ago
This drabble wins the award for the longest run-on sentence in history! Not to mention the alliteration. Very cool, Brian.