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good-bye kansas city: meditation #2 (Free verse) by poetandknowit
last night I had this dream we made love passionate, rough porno movie love once or maybe twice maybe three times and then like nothing a crocodile slashed your head off.

Up the ladder: How much?
Down the ladder: silence of the sky

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Arithmetic Mean: 5.0
Weighted score: 5.0
Overall Rank: 7493
Posted: August 12, 2002 10:39 AM PDT; Last modified: August 12, 2002 12:44 PM PDT
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Comments:
[9] razorgrin @ 142.166.108.237 | 12-Aug-02/3:22 PM | Reply
This is fantastic! I giggle!
[6] nentwined @ 192.168.0.69 | 12-Aug-02/8:30 PM | Reply
good surrealism.
[10] limonade @ 198.164.250.97 | 13-Aug-02/11:47 AM | Reply
I wouldn't call it high art. But that crocodile... man, I love that crocodile.
[8] brazen @ 12.90.41.7 | 14-Aug-02/10:50 AM | Reply
i hate when crocodiles come out of nowhere...but this time it worked great...i love demented humor...its my practice.
[9] dougsoderstrom @ 207.80.112.1 | 17-Aug-02/3:08 PM | Reply
Dear Poetand knowit:

Thanks for the help on my poem "Just Another Day." I really do appreciate the assisstance. If you continue to read my stuff-----all help will be appreciated. By the way, I really liked your piece, "good-bye kansas city:meditation #2. Also guess what-----I was born in Kansas City, MO in 1941-----and then grew up in Junction City, Kansas, 120 miles west of KC.

Your Friend in Poetry,
Doug

PS I gave your poem a 9!!!
[10] Bachus @ 24.126.113.154 | 11-Dec-02/11:02 AM | Reply
i heard wilderbeast heaven has bad-mitton and real creab. all jokes aside. i'll rate this one.
[n/a] -=Dark_Angel=-, P.I. @ 131.111.8.102 | 11-Mar-03/12:59 PM | Reply
Oh yeah whatever so I'm just supposed to open the box and let you in? You of all people should know that Nasdaq don't just provide a deliberate obligation to squeeze, without all the fuss of salivating oyster kernals and unfulfilled brag handles. There are other perks as well, you know. And we aren't talking about a total reversal of policy, here. Merely the odd boomerang thrown in to eliminate any overhead. Whether it's up to you or not is a matter for that cone to decide, because besides curtains and foundations, what more could a potential buyer ask for?
[n/a] horus8 @ 24.126.113.154 | 11-Mar-03/1:11 PM | Reply
High yeildings in pharmaceudicals?
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