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For Flight (Free verse) by <~>

Turn me, craftsman, tender as if I were to fit Here gainst your stubbled cheek vanely caught and tense with purpose Eyes closed, in these imaginings I stretch you forever across my length singly focused and intent tuned between present and then Nocked and drawn taut I wait patiently for that release trusting nothing but the surety of vision And freed, bittersweet I speed to the mark unseen

-=Dark_Angel=-, P.I. 28-Oct-02/1:01 PM
If in the nude ye truly be, answer ye these questions three:

1. I walk on three legs in the morning, two legs in the evening, and four legs at night. What am I?
2. Uncles and nephews I have none, but this man's grandfather is my dad's uncle's son. Who is in the picture?
3. (A)bort, (R)etry, (F)ail?




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