Anagrams of Penniless Hearts

If you like watching Wheel of Fortune or playing Scrabble, I imagine you know all about anagrams and the way one letter, can change the meaning of a word. Anagrams rearrange the same exact letters to come up with a new word or phrase.

There’s a fun link for anagrams at: https://wordsmith.org/anagram/def.html

When I entered the title of my romantic novel, Penniless Hearts at the above site, the computer shot out over a hundred funny anagrams. Here are a few of the best:

1.       Shapeless intern

2.       Inhales presents

3.       Insanest helpers

4.       Lash serpentines

5.       Elephant's sirens

The above phrases seem so alien in a refreshing, almost poetic way. I’d have to say, my favorite one is, Inhales presents. It evokes a greedy person who takes a deep breath, in order to hide his windfall of gifts? Or maybe it’s just a look of guilt, as in a person with a facial expression not showing enough gratitude.

I’ll try to use it in a sentence and I hope you can find meaning for the other anagrams to Penniless Hearts. If you haven’t read my book, please take a look. I would love to see your review on Amazon. It’s a present I will inhale and appreciate.

How would you describe elephant's sirens?

My effort: She inhales presents like someone who received too many at Christmas. 

Your turn:

Shapeless intern____________________________

Insanest helpers_______________________________

Lash serpentines_______________________________

Elephant's sirens_______________________________

Bonus: A leper's thinness________________________