Good advice, yes?

Let’s follow it today. De Jackson (aka WhimsyGizmo) here, and it’s a Quadrille Monday – when we write a poem of precisely 44 words, not including the title, and including a given word. For today’s Q44, I would like you to giggle.

Give it a good loud verb voice. Or allow it its noun-dom. Add a couple of letters and turn it into an adjective or adverb: giggling, giggly.

Write us a silly poem, like Shel Silverstein:

Or take it in a more serious direction. Just be sure your piece includes some form of the word giggle in it somewhere.

If you need further inspiration, why not spend a few minutes with these giddy, giggling babies?

New to the Q? Here’s what to do:
Just write a poem of precisely 44 words, including the word giggle. Link it up by clicking Mr. Linky. Then giggle and grin your way around the blogisphere, as you visit some of the most talented poets around. The prompt is open for the whole week, so remember to come back and read (and write!) some more!