poetry
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and then I died. from banana Pro 14 hours old
and then I died. I'm telling you this amazing story because I know you'll love it my friend it is full of excitement and glory you'll be on pins 'til ...
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Clouds of confusion - novpad 16 from banana Pro 3 days old
Clouds of confusion. "Clouds are nothing to be afraid of," I said looking you in the eye, "carrying rain to water plants; they can't hurt you, they're ...
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Just a poem at twilight... from banana Pro 5 days old
Just a poem at twilight If vampires were of a lyrical bent and scribbled verse in tomes; Would the rhymes that they penned be literally bloody poems? ...
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A poem for Robert Graves. from banana Pro 5 days old
"There's no money in poetry, but then there's no poetry in money, either." - Robert Graves For Robert Graves Money shiny money clinky money pretty money ...
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Hanging together - everyone has been here and done this. from banana Pro 5 days old
Hanging together? You! No you! No You! You! OK Both together; Three! Two! One! You didn't! Neither did you! Well someone has to. Yes - or we'll ...
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The Wolf Princess. from banana Pro 13 days old
When I was born I was stolen away; Running down the winding gravel pathway from the golden palace where my mother the Queen and father the King dined ...
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Dogged Disguise - poetry which reveals the inner me. from banana Pro 13 days old
Dogged Disguise I'm a fat little white poodle with a permanently dribbly chin that's the true me if you could zoom much closer in; Luckily no-one's ...
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Listen, do you want to know a secret? from banana Pro 20 days old
The secret of writing comedy. The secret of writing comedy is known by every clown; first you think up comedy then you write it down.
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A Halloween Poem - oooooooooooo! from banana Pro 21 days old
Halloween. The witch cackled her crackling voice snapping the cold twigged silence leaving it forever sullied. Ghosts willowed past smoky wraiths pale despondent ...
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Something to make your ears bleed! from banana Pro 23 days old
A truly awful shocking dreadful poem, recited in a way to bring out the full Vogonity of the underlying metaphors and dichotomies. Paula Nancy Millhouse ...
