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“The driver held up a metal thermos with a thick-fingered hand.”
“She turned slightly so Spade's thick-fingered hands could remove her coat.”
“She was a short, round-faced stout woman of forty-seven with rolling-pin arms and thick-fingered hands.”
“She played out a blush, waving away my comment with a thick-fingered hand.”
“Mariano holds a glass of beer in his thick-fingered, weathered hand.”
“Not to mention Spy magazine, thanks to whom I will always self-identify as a thick-fingered vulgarian.”
“The slap made a loud smacking sound, the palm of his thick-fingered hand connecting squarely with the meat of Laila's cheek.”
“His thick-fingered hand patted Maati's knee the way his father's might have had the world been something other than it was.”
“He put his thick-fingered hands on Maati's knee, and shook his head.”
“He sat, his brawny frame slumped in his chair, his thick-fingered hand cupping his copper-bearded cheek, looking thoroughly pathetic.”
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Two-word poems
The dutch poet Joost van den Vondel (1587-1679) became the winner of a poetry contest in 1620 for:
U .... You
Nu! .... Now!
lips parted, disquieting beauty, kidney failure, mistaken identity, pubic lice, viscera pile, blood diamond, fetid dampness, feeble dribble, effulgent daybeams, dappled shadows, necromantic power and 294 more...
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blafferty The examples for this are interesting. Might I suggest this for a two-word poem, in spite of the hyphen? Jul 23, 2011
jerzy Thanks bilby! That's what I thought. Don't say John Updike too loud :))) Jul 21, 2011
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bilby John Updike. The more I say it the ruder it sounds. John Updike. Jul 21, 2011
bilby A day when you can't seem to do your job or routine activities with your usual proficiency. Applied Bad Hair Day. Jul 21, 2011
jerzy How do you understand: "This is going to be one of those thick-fingered days" (Updike, A Month of Sundays) Jul 21, 2011