The phrase "playful text" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe written language or communication that is lighthearted, amusing, or teasing in nature. Example: "She couldn't help smiling as she read his playful text, filled with witty jokes and clever puns."
He answered a few playful text messages from friends.
Deborah Underwood's playful text provides god-robots, tools, sprockets, and a heroine who elects to explore, rather settle for marriage – and Meg Hunt's original, galactic illustrations remind young readers not to limit their dreams to the earthbound.
Alternatively: Fictions by Jorge Luis Borges is another surreal and playful text that creates meaning in obtuse layers – it has been name-checked by many developers I've spoken to.
Send playful text messages.
And there's a sweetness to the parental-offspring interactions in the playful, alliterative text.
A quarter of a century ago, Mark Henshaw's Out of the Line of Fire blew up like a bomb, a playful postmodern text appearing from nowhere in the midst of Australia's notorious dreary dun-coloured realism.
As Lauren Slater wrote in her book "Lying," "There's only one kind of memoir I can see to write, and that's a slippery, playful, impish, exasperating text, shaped, if it could be, like a question mark".
In the book, the American academic, who died of breast cancer in 2009 aged 58, deploys erudite and playful readings of texts by Oscar Wilde, Henry James and Marcel Proust to interrogate assumptions about the stability of sexual identity and how language works to define a homo/heterosexual binary.
He was as serious and playful as White's text.
Intermezzo melodies abound in ornaments, sudden accents, syncopation (displaced accents), and playful leaps reflecting the text declamation and lack the broad, spun-out arch and driving rhythm of typical Baroque melodies.
We eventually get to the theme of the novel – "Mitchell explores … reality and identity"– but notice that is only after establishing that the novel is a fun, "playful," and very literary text.
