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A labyrinth.
It eats me.
I don't care.
I rove.
QUOTE (SergoD @ Dec 31 2010, 05:50 AM) 
A labyrinth.
It eats me.
I don't care.
I rove.
It eats me.
I don't care.
I rove.
the narrator is fearlessly
wandering through the maze
that houses the man-eating
bull-headed monister
a powerful metaphor!
Thank you!
Today I'll avoid to look at my reflection in the mirror!
Thanks, Noah!
Sergo.
Today I'll avoid to look at my reflection in the mirror!
Thanks, Noah!
Sergo.
QUOTE (SergoD @ Jan 3 2011, 06:00 AM)
Today I'll avoid to look at my reflection in the mirror!
ha ha, your comment adds a further twist to your poem - clever!
*CLAP! CLAP! CLAP! CLAP! CLAP!*
Absolutely fabulous epigram, Serg!
Just slipped by to say *Happy Birthday* to a dear, old friend and was gifted
myself with the reading of this lovely poem!
Best wishes!
Absolutely fabulous epigram, Serg!
Just slipped by to say *Happy Birthday* to a dear, old friend and was gifted
myself with the reading of this lovely poem!
Best wishes!
Sergo,
Why do I feel the sudden urge to play Pac-Man after reading this poem? Lol. (Hope you get my sense of humor here). Good write.
~Davidf
Why do I feel the sudden urge to play Pac-Man after reading this poem? Lol. (Hope you get my sense of humor here). Good write.
~Davidf
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