oneighty
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Fri Dec-10-04 11:33 AM
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A poem that totally sucks! |
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An Epic Poem.
By 180.
I wish to write an epic poem one about a mile long.
A poem that touches here and there a poem that touches everywhere.
A poem full of wit and rime that one could read at any time.
Creeping about upon your knees creeping about among the trees.
A poem with no beginning that has no ending.
So I writ it on this Mobius Strip.
Sigh.
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Fri Dec-10-04 11:38 AM
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1. Very "Where The Sidewalk Ends". I think |
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you should continue and make it A Mile Long!!!! I like it.
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Fri Dec-10-04 11:42 AM
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story I read long time ago. Man built his house on a Mobius strip. Just think of the possibilities!
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Fri Dec-10-04 11:44 AM
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3. I liked the tesseract house that went very wrong |
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Just a minor pedantic quibble, "rime" is frost. Did you mean "rhyme?"
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Fri Dec-10-04 11:57 AM
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6. No I meant to use Rime |
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As in 'Rime of the Ancient Mariner'
One of my very favorite story/poems. A fellow DUer sent me a nine by twelve inch illustrated book of the 'Rime'--a treasure indeed.
Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Illustrations by Gustave Dor'e.
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Fri Dec-10-04 12:09 PM
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is "Where the sidewalk ends" a Sci fi story? a poem?
Tell me
I am very intrigued by that title
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Fri Dec-10-04 12:21 PM
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8. Ummm. Very big when I was little. Let me find a link.... gimme a |
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minute. Might need help posting a link too.
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Fri Dec-10-04 12:24 PM
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welcome to DU
greatest little site on the web<smile>
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Fri Dec-10-04 12:24 PM
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it was really REALLY cool poetry for kids (and grown ups too). I think it's the same guy the wrote The Giving Tree. Hope the link works. If not go to Amazon. http://www.amazon.com/gp/reader/0060256672/ref=sib_dp_pt/102-1423270-3255344#reader-link
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Fri Dec-10-04 12:28 PM
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Shel Silversiein----I love him !!!
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Fri Dec-10-04 11:47 AM
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4. it does NOT totally suck :) |
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Fri Dec-10-04 11:57 AM
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poetry should have joy --and love for life
your poetry had that!
even the sad ones have it
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Fri Dec-10-04 12:32 PM
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"It does not totally suck."
Just a little bit. Hee hee hee!
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Sat Dec-11-04 04:52 PM
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14. I don't know anything about poetry |
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But I am reading a book of poems called "Pencil Letters" now. It was written by a russian woman while she was in a kgb jail. I like the parts i can understand. Guided by Voices lyrics are probably the closest thing to poetry I have any knowledge of "post christmas, cup cake hand grenade...SOUL TRAIN COLLEGE POLICEMAN!"
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Sat Dec-11-04 05:57 PM
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15. "I don't know anything about poetry" |
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Edited on Sat Dec-11-04 05:59 PM by oneighty
And neither do I. Over the years I have written some story/poems only because I wanted to. Maybe in 70 years I have written twenty poems.
Welcome to DU lesterhalfjr
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