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Undertow (Haiku) by eliastemplar
turn off all the lights beneath the cold that covers your only summer

Up the ladder: Panacea
Down the ladder: These are not just words

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Arithmetic Mean: 6.3333335
Weighted score: 5.1589375
Overall Rank: 5103
Posted: August 8, 2003 10:14 AM PDT; Last modified: August 21, 2003 10:34 PM PDT
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[n/a] thepinkbunnyofdoom @ 24.209.21.223 | 8-Aug-03/12:26 PM | Reply
Um... Correct me if I'm wrong here but this isn't a Haiku right? I mean 5-7-5? This is 5, maybe 6, and 4. No vote from me on this one.
[9] <~> @ 167.206.181.179 > thepinkbunnyofdoom | 22-Aug-03/10:50 AM | Reply
technically it is. virtually it is. actually it is.
and if you thought for a second about it, you'd agree it's powerful.

knowing you're in the service, eliastemplar, this poem evokes service on a submarine. i know how long those guys/women are gone for, and the blackness between news.

nice job, sir.
[n/a] cleverdevice @ 212.219.142.161 > <~> | 11-Sep-03/1:12 AM | Reply
Yeah! lets hear it for the subs!! My dad was captain of HMS Superb as it kicked shit out of the Taleban!!!
[8] horus8 @ 24.126.113.154 | 9-Aug-03/2:38 PM | Reply
MMMMMMM. Yep maybe 'last' summer?
[n/a] deleted user @ 24.222.81.233 | 18-Aug-03/12:56 PM | Reply
Whenever I catch a cold, this big black snot falls out of my left nostril and curls in my lap like a muskrat would if it tried.
[n/a] OneFingerAnswer @ 216.138.10.3 > deleted user | 22-Aug-03/12:52 AM | Reply
When some mother birds sense danger to their chicks they'll pretend they broke their wing and flap around to distract the predator.
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