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embar
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Posts: 1
(1/9/01 1:24 am)
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Refrigerator Magnet poetry.
Forest sordid
beauty moment
yet two
run mad
Chain garden
languid iron
weak
delirious
symphony
the Cure make me sad
fygmynt
ezOP
Posts: 7
(1/9/01 1:28 am)
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Re: Refrigerator Magnet poetry.
ha! great idea!
i like the first one "yet two run mad"...it has such connotations!
keep these coming...it'll be sorta like comic relief!
~fygmynt
"type slowly." ~ stephen malkmus
embar
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Posts: 2
(1/9/01 1:31 am)
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Re: Refrigerator Magnet poetry.
Beneath shadow moon
georgous blood red wisper
petal gown black & rose........ache
recall blue eternity ............she
lust cry worship ..............gone
the Cure make me sad
Amoryblaine
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Posts: 5
(1/9/01 2:03 am)
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Re: Refrigerator Magnet poetry.
I like this construction of poetry, though I used to consider it beneath me.
An addition:
Triumphant brim relief
farrago odds belief
Sublime requiem pyre
wonderful silent tear
AmoryblaineNo one ever expects the Spanish Inquisition!
embar
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Posts: 3
(1/9/01 2:15 am)
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Re: Refrigerator Magnet poetry.
very nice!!
my set dosent have some of those words. which set do you have?
the Cure make me sad
Amoryblaine
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Posts: 7
(1/9/01 2:24 am)
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Re: Refrigerator Magnet poetry.
I dunno, I stole some words from a friend of mine's. Yeah I really like some of those words.
AmoryblaineNo one ever expects the Spanish Inquisition!
fygmynt
resident nabokovian (ezOP)
Posts: 82
(8/6/03 2:27 am)
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Re: Refrigerator Magnet poetry.
"in the hammock we play
like rabbits all day"
"see her smile breeze lightly across the room"
these are from my greatest written accomplishment, "the moon and joe" (the vastly expanded version of the one that's on this board somewhere). if activity starts to pick up, i may post it. it's long though...i wouldn't know how to fit it...
~fygmynt
"type slowly." ~ stephen malkmus