“Our world isn’t made of earth, air and water or even molecules and atoms; our world is made of language.” ―Tom Robbins
Wordsmithing
My labor of love
Forging verbs
Nothing splendid was ever created in cold blood. Heat is required to forge anything. Every great accomplishment is the story of a flaming heart. —Arnold H. Glasow
Splendid verbs
Forged of sterling verve
Love’s bons mots
Without the element of enjoyment, it is not worth trying to excel at anything. —Magnus Carlsen
Sunny verbs
Serif feet dancing
Over coals
“Life is playfulness… We need to play so that we can rediscover the magic all around us. ―Flora Colao
Gilded verbs
Read lips of silence
Dimple cheeks
Smile, smile, smile at your mind as often as possible. Your smiling will considerably reduce your mind’s tearing tension. ―Sri Chinmoy
Heated verbs
Spitting well water
Tempering
There are only two profound ways to reach enlightenment: Laugh by yourself, or get tickled. —Saurabh Sharma
Elements
Wrought of conscious ergs
Energize
The power of imagination makes us infinite. ―John Muir
Precious urge
Mind over matter
Polishes
There is no greater joy than that of feeling oneself a creator. The triumph of life is expressed by creation. ―Henri Bergson
Ore of awe
Assayed on fair scales
Light refines
Poetry is a deal of joy and pain and wonder, with a dash of the dictionary. ―Khalil Gibran
Vital signs
A heart hammering
Verbs that shine
This work is brought to you by the labor that makes one noun seven verbs. ―C.E. Sum
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GODSLAUGH.ME 
I think this is my favorite series so far 🙂
~David
*DAVID* 🙂
Good one, CES. Don’t particularly care for being tickled but maybe Sharma was good at it.
Tickled by your comment, George. Thank you.
Love “Ore of awe”. I will have to ponder that one. This is a wonderful post, very inspiring. I’ll have to play around with seven verbs of one noun.