Construct a Sentence with the last word of the previous sentence.

[dljbsp]

Monitor the slow creep of a single crack in a sidewalk, and you might notice how rainwater, roots, and time work together until that tiny line grows into a jagged path splitting the concrete in two.

[Qapla]

Two for the show is a classic line that follows one for the money.

 

[dljbsp]

Money can slip away in tiny bits—coins here, a dollar there—unless you monitor where it goes, because small spends over time can grow into a big hole in your savings.

[Qapla]

Savings can attract interest even when under the mattress since that would attract the interest of bad guys.

 

[dljbsp]

"Guys, it is time!"

[Mike047]

Time drips softly, like silver chimes,
Marking our steps through shifting climes,
Dreams weave patterns, subtle mimes,
Echoes repeating in gentle rhymes.

[Qapla]

Rhyme is the last name of a fictitious paraplegic detective in a book series by Jeffery Deaver.

[ChrisW]

Deaver, if you replace the D with a B is Beaver.

[dljbsp]

Beaver had a tough life, with Wally always picking on him, but he stuck up for him also.

[Mamba]

Also, since we are talking about the Beaver and Wally; I sure did enjoy watching them grow up on the show and I still watch the re-runs.

[dljbsp]

Re-runs of sorrow will fade from the screen,

when the Voice from the Throne calls, “All things new.”

Not an episode of tears,

not a scene of graves,

not a plot where pain returns for another season.

[ChrisW]

Season upon season this world continues to spiral into chaos. 

[dljbsp]

Chaos is the state where order breaks down and events unfold in unpredictable, often uncontrollable ways.

[Qapla]

Ways to determine the last word of a sentence for use in this game falls to the punctuation and, in particular, if there is a "period" or a "question mark" and possibly an "exclamation point" it would seem to define the last word as in the post above that ended with "season" while there was a period earlier in the post seemingly making the game eligible last word "new".

Edited August 13 by Qapla

[kejedo]

New thoughts are evoked through this topic and its authors.

[dljbsp]

Authors was a card game I used to play with my mother, brother, and sister, much like Go Fish, except we tried to collect sets of four books by a single writer — sometimes familiar ones like Mark Twain, Julius Caesar, James Fenimore Cooper, or Washington Irving, and sometimes authors I’d never heard of before.

[kejedo]

Before I  played this forum game, I did not know how creative and knowledgeable my spiritual friends could be,

[dljbsp]

Be ready for change, because when the balance shifts, nothing stays the same and the world can turn in ways you never imagined!

[kejedo]

Imagine was  a  song by John Lennon that  sang about "no religion:" I was not a fan.

[Qapla]

Fan is an integral part of air conditioners in helping to distribute heat and cool.

 

Edited August 14 by Qapla

[dljbsp]

Cool is the kind of breeze that glides in on a sweltering day, slipping through open windows and across your skin like a soft whisper, carrying with it the scent of fresh rain and distant fields, instantly lifting the heaviness from the air and reminding you that even in the hottest moments, relief can arrive like an old friend, unannounced yet perfectly on time.

[Qapla]

Time and again those breezes feel muggy and uncomfortable on a summer day in Florida

 

[dljbsp]

Florida, I wonder, if they cool their pool water; compared to the north east where they heat it up.

[kejedo]

Up is one type of quark, I believe.

[Mike047]

Believe, too that the term was borrowed by physicist Murray Gell-Mann from James Joyce’s Finnegans Wake, where the line says, “Three quarks for Muster Mark” In that context, “quark” could be interpreted as a nonsense word, possibly imitating the call of a seabird.