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Bookends (Other) by INTRANSIT
Book. (N) A set of pages (bound) along one side and encased between (protective) covers. I went to the bookstore and almost bought O'Hara. ( Does he know this?) I pondered Pound. (It's all I can do these days.) Over here Joe Cool and Yellowfinch chronicle the Red Baron but don't know a damn thing about Linux. Basking Robbins 31 pages! (It's a bestseller!) Some-body wrote a book about how greedy Harvard has become. ( Good for him.) Could Beethoven Run a floor buffer? Pascal, cut his own hair? Shakespeare, script his death? RECIPE: One well greened corporation One well marinated c.e.o. Add one young c.p.a. A smattering of indecent proposals Wrap in 4 pages of numbers. Heat for five years. (Serves one.) I'm trying to read myself into a racepacedZimbabweananecdotalstupor ( I need a book about Tourette's) And we should all be so lucky to get ALZHEIMERS and forget the pain of confusion. confusion. confusion. confusion. I found a book of (tricks) on how to build unabridged book bridges. Sedition: The unextinguishable match. Where can I find a comparo between a firefighters diploma and his third degree of knowledge burn? All I find are pictures and instructions on hundreds of knots. ( I'd better secure my mind!) Or buy another book to fray the rope and send spars flailing again. STILL, I marvel at the brilliance of stupid genious. How to make money writing books. (How to save money not buying books.) Writers writing books on writing. " Okay, that's just stupid!" (Thank you, Will Smith.) No books on overreading or Terri Schiavo (They're writing that one now.) Periodicals. Monthly (.) Psychology today ( Knows what I'm thinking.) What about tomorrow? ( I want to place a bet.) Photography today keeps reminders. ALPACA QUARTERLY This issue: The thorax Next issue: The hind quarter Do survivalist magazines tell you to use the pages for toilet paper? (No, they leave that for poets.) UNDERWHELMED I booked next door to K-Mart to look at "Durable goods". ( I bought nothing) Picked up a local housing guide on the way out. FREE! TAKE ONE! I might move south where it's safer from meteors and Swiss made Atomic clocks. Come visit. I'll be reading about the reading habits of Marty Feldman While I wait for God to throw the book at us.

Up the ladder: The White Room
Down the ladder: The way I know it's love

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Arithmetic Mean: 7.8333335
Weighted score: 5.7620006
Overall Rank: 1791
Posted: May 3, 2005 2:29 PM PDT; Last modified: May 16, 2005 8:38 AM PDT
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[9] Dovina @ 69.175.32.185 | 16-May-05/12:38 PM | Reply
Clever!
[n/a] Dental Panic @ 84.31.86.195 | 16-May-05/3:13 PM | Reply
I'm not going to vote on poetry, ever - but I like this one. It's a bit hypographic and you should buy O'Hara.
[n/a] INTRANSIT @ 205.188.116.204 > Dental Panic | 16-May-05/6:47 PM | Reply
I'm sure I will have some O'Hara at some point. Thanks for giving it an eye-sweep.
[10] zodiac @ 212.118.19.32 | 17-May-05/6:02 AM | Reply
"genious" is genius. I hope it was on purpose.
[n/a] INTRANSIT @ 64.12.116.138 > zodiac | 17-May-05/11:52 AM | Reply
Oh,see? Now you've got me second guessing myself!
[10] ALChemy @ 65.188.92.49 | 4-Jun-05/9:00 AM | Reply
That was really fun. A completely new format. quite refreshing. The alliterations make everything flow so the reader can just glide along this witty little ride you've constructed.
[9] Christof @ 62.121.23.56 | 19-Jun-07/4:04 AM | Reply
This is really new from you! This like Ezra Pound meets Lenny Bruce - really enjoyable and funny and letting its satirical teeth gleam. It's good to be abck on the 'ranker. The end of a very long dry spell has brought me back and it's good to see old friends here.
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