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I woke to the sound of a giant mosquito buzzing in my bedroom. I opened my eyes. It was still dark. I zeroed in on the sound and swatted the obnoxious bug, si - I'm Glad I'm Not A Gola-Bola Bird at storywrite
Once upon a time, far, far away, there was an enchanted land called Kharumbye which was covered by magnificent forests. Due to unique ecological factors, all life had evo - Whose Shoe? at storywrite
Hour after hour, parts march down the conveyor belt under my glazed stare. I look at them with all the enthusiasm of a gardener watching weeds grow. I work for Walt
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Kevin on December 29, 2007You're always here at oldpoetry!
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on The Mother In The House by Hermann Hagedorn, on March 13This is a beautiful tribute to mothers the world over. I can't help but feel this was written by an adult looking through the eyes of a younger child. I love the imagery of the first two stanzas.
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on A Wife by Sir Thomas Overbury, on May 26, 2007
Skin Deep
Thomas Overbury is attributed as being the first person to use the phrase 'beauty is skin-deep' in this poem, back in 1613.
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on The Altar (from the Temple) by George Herbert, on April 23, 2006This is as close as I can get it. The editing is very screwy to try something like this. It took many tries with much rechecking and tinkering.
