[Ann Drysdale]

Manhattan, Margarita, Molotov

Molotov being a proper noun, innit.
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[Mark McDonnell]

Well, Jayne, given how random the finished product will inevitably be, I think 'Baal Shem Tov' would be a great rhyme. Or 'mazel tov' to continue the Jewish theme!

(Or indeed 'Molotov' Ann)

[Jayne Osborn]

Molotov being a proper noun, innit.

Somewhat rhyme-driven, though!

But this is a fun exercise, not The Deep End, thankfully

We cross-posted, Mark.

[Ann Drysdale]

Well, yes. Bless it, the rhyme was all it had to drive it, the only star toward which my runaway train might steer... And the only one that slipped unbidden into my noggin since I don't have a rhyming Penguin*.

Blame Mark.

* Does anyone?
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[Andrew Szilvasy]

Now this is the spirit!

Ann, nice job landing that rhyme that I clearly didn't set you up for.

[Orwn Acra]

Whose are these bones whose bones we keep?

[Mark McDonnell]

I'm using incessant as a pre-modifying adjective and instigating an ABBA rhyme perhaps.

'Perhaps'! I gave you a get out clause Ann. Anyway, I'm sure the poem will be all the better for the Molotov.

Edit: Ah, I thought this would be up Walter's street..

[Ann Drysdale]

Or motte and bailey? Keep or cast aside?

("aside" being a repetition of Walter's assumed interrogative)

The next poster has to decide whether ABBA will live or die. Mama Mia!