What did the viceroy want
The viceroy was vigilant in his vice,
protecting his venture into vicarious viewing.
From his vantage it was not a violation,
vehement in his vigorous vassalage,
underestimating veracity.
He kept a vault of his vehemence venerated
in Venice, it seemed venial there.
In time the valuation seemed more vain
than valuable, there was that valise in the back.
Proof that he had a moment of valor,
he wasn't a vapid valentine, he sighed thinking.
The viceroy wanted to vacate the valley,
he needed a valve to vent the venture.
Wishing for a vessel he could vault onto
with vigor for another view of a different vignette.
His viscera held in a virtual vice
unable to visit the virtuous, in the background
he heard the violin strummed by the virago
and sighed again.
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Verily, Verily I Say
Veronica,
My curent visit to you blog validated the view that when you venture into varied alliteration you show variety and present it with true verve. I am able to vicariouly share visages of the volumes congested in your brain vault. I voluntarily salute you and recommend a notice of valor for your vituosity and toast you with the finest vodka known in this vacinity.
Valient Effort,
Stephen
What
Thomas nothing about verbosity? Very well then. Glad you found the humor. Violet
You...verbosity...never
Imogene,
Would I ever have the temerity to refer to you as verbose, my dear that would be verboten.
Admiringly.
Alfred
Yes
Al, that is true. I am concise. Cindy