Wordticket sentences

Wordtickets are an expanded form of magnetic poetry: "Admit One" tickets, each with a word cut from a magazine or flyer taped to the back. Susan G. Wooldridge's book poemcrazy inspired me to assemble our batch of over two thousand wordtickets.

Wordtickets can make nonsense announcements like
Obsessed pirates respect soft-eared rat affair,
Nothing shivers like prehistoric Egyptians, and
Accidental partners shampoo forever.

Wordtickets also make odd slogans and ads for nonexistent products:
Demand free earthworms!
Sudden head-on meteors exterminate fat spiritual artists: consider positive survival journey guide.

They can also make evocative sentences:
The quiet sky edged casually toward the teal mount, imitating diamonds.
and
The last loud shadow of ignorance is clad in care, standing on the dream.

Try playing wordtickets: you can
SCULPT SERIOUS JOY!