Never fear – it’s the words of the year

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Merriam-Webster keeps a year-by-year list of when words were first recorded, or first recorded as being used in a particular sense. Each year gives us a list of somewhat random unusual and mundane words. Your challenge: Take the list from some significant year, such as the year of your birth, and build a poem from the words on the list. You don’t need to be limited to just the list, unless you choose to do so. Any kind of poem will do – just make it meaningful.
Assignment inspired by the ever-inspirational Amy Burvall

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by Thomas Pulsifer

My name is Molly.
I met my partner through speed dating of all things.
He’s transmasculine, and that isn’t an issue for me.
What

Lately, I’ve felt myself just drifting by

Feeling the urge to pull the e-brake to slow things down

Watching my life unfold from the dashcam of the

Enjoy a picture of my family and I from early 2000! Guess which baby I am.

I was really bummed that I missed the Daily Create

“Never Fear – It’s The Words Of The Year” (two stars)
This assignment involved going to the website Merriam-Webster and entering a year of your

For my next Assignment Bank, I chose to do Never Fear — It’s Words of the Year (2 stars), which is very similar–if not,

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