Here’s the latest Detritus Review Mad Lib™, brought to you by the NY Times’ Anthony Tommasini, who may have been a little adjective drunk.
Directions: (First of all, humor me and read the excerpt below with the missing adjectives...I know, right? Though I have to admit, if you substitute "blank" for the missing adjectives, a nice rhythmic non-pattern emerges. I digress.) Arrange the extracted adjectives into their appropriate positions. Good luck!
Angelic
Brisk
Demonic
Earthy
Ghostly
Reckless
Ruminative
Rustic
Slow
Sustained
In the ______ movement he brought such ______ richness to the ______ melodic lines that the music seemed at once ______ and ______. And the finale, taken at a ______ but never ______ tempo, was ______ and ______, though always threatening to turn ______.
Whew! That was fun, wasn’t it? How’d you do? ALL RIGHT!
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Showing posts with label Christian Tetzlaff. Show all posts
10/8/08
Mad Libations
Posted by Empiricus at 9:35 AM 3 comments
Labels: adjective drunk, Anthony Tommasini, Christian Tetzlaff, Johannes Brahms, Mad Lib, NY Times
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