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The Absense of God (Haiku) by Bluemonkey
Good Christians on the Sabbath. Riot, rape and death; God left Louisiana.

Up the ladder: IM THE MASTER OF PARODY
Down the ladder: I Remember Thinking

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Arithmetic Mean: 3.8333333
Weighted score: 4.686235
Overall Rank: 12096
Posted: September 2, 2005 7:04 AM PDT; Last modified: September 2, 2005 7:04 AM PDT
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Comments:
[5] T. Jonathron Remp @ 128.252.229.185 | 2-Sep-05/7:40 AM | Reply
Not deep enough to be a repudiation of omnipresence; just deep enough to be flooded, gutted, and razed.
[1] LilMsLadyPoet @ 152.163.100.67 | 2-Sep-05/10:51 AM | Reply
Yeah...it needs more...far more.
[5] wilco @ 66.61.101.130 | 2-Sep-05/11:55 AM | Reply
I feel you dog, but keep working on this one.
[8] INTRANSIT @ 205.188.116.69 | 2-Sep-05/12:27 PM | Reply
Flight 2252, 757 heavy. You are cleared for take-off runway two-seven left.
[n/a] zodiac @ 86.108.10.81 | 3-Sep-05/4:25 AM | Reply
Where'd he go?
[n/a] zodiac @ 86.108.10.81 | 3-Sep-05/4:25 AM | Reply
Also, not a haiku.
[n/a] -=Dark_Angel=-, P.I. @ 81.159.221.190 | 5-Sep-05/4:26 AM | Reply
Yeah well there are hardly any Christians where I live, and we haven't been pulped by any McHurricaines. It's like all those Muslim fundamentalists who believe the Tsunami was a message from God telling the Indonesians not to adopt Western customs, but to remain fully scarfed-up. Of course the message would have been rather more potent had the Tsunami struck the shores of California, where Nudity runs wide-rife, and where a Gentleman cannot walk Five Paces without brushing up against a Gay.
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