It’s often been said that there are no words in the English language that rhyme with orange, silver, purple or month. So, here’s a hastily crafted poem, that has absolutely nothing to do with psychology or coaching, it’s just a bit of fun:
Orange, Silver, Purple and Month
I clambered up the Blorenge
Dressed in brightest orange
Against the barren silver
I spied a graceful chilver
I lost my horse’s curple,
Amonsgt the heather, purple.
But to find a rhyme for month, I must admit is uneath.
Links:
- The Blorenge – a hill in Wales
- Chilver – female lamb
- Curple – a strap under a horse’s saddle, (or buttocks)
- Uneath – archaic, means “scarcely, with difficulty” but is pronounced to rhyme with month
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About Gary Wood
When not engaged in displacement activities such as finding rhymes for orange, silver, purple and month Gary 
specializes in applying social psychology to personal development and life coaching.He is the author of Unlock Your Confidence: Find the Keys to Lasting Change Through The Confidence-Karma Method (Buy: Amazon UK / Buy: Amazon USA ) Gary is based in Birmingham and Edinburgh where he runs his coaching and training practice and research consultancy.
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