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Just for Show (Suicide revised) (Free verse) by sliver
Smothered in standard white sheets, Silenced by the voices Of people he wanted to meet. Shutting out the noises On a quiet country lane, Far away from everything So no one heard the bang. No, it wasn't his greatest feat, But when it came to making recompense, He found ways to go too far. If you really want to know, It required absolute silence. A jar of pickles. And an absurd amount of whiskey. P.S. The pickles were just for show.

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Arithmetic Mean: 5.3333335
Weighted score: 5.0397344
Overall Rank: 7154
Posted: December 18, 2005 11:57 PM PST; Last modified: December 23, 2005 12:56 AM PST
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[6] amanda_dcosta @ 202.83.45.117 | 19-Dec-05/6:16 AM | Reply
spiritually speaking u have it dead right.
[10] ALChemy @ 24.74.101.159 | 19-Dec-05/6:38 AM | Reply
Proof that you don't have to use 50-syllable words to write a good poem. Reminds me of an old George Jones song... Yabbadabba Doo! The King is gone and so are you..." -10-
[7] zodiac @ 70.109.2.131 > ALChemy | 22-Dec-05/9:29 AM | Reply
Old fashioned girls are fun.
[8] Dovina @ 69.175.32.104 | 19-Dec-05/1:50 PM | Reply
I don't see why absolute silence is required, unless the absurd amount of whiskey is a very small amount.
[n/a] sliver @ 172.195.78.21 > Dovina | 23-Dec-05/12:58 AM | Reply
Does you get my point better now?
[9] deleted user @ 204.97.18.79 | 23-Dec-05/5:12 PM | Reply
Well written--I like sound of it when read aloud.
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