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  • Scripts Re: The Magic Box- Episode I

    FADE IN On screen image is the flickering flame of a candle, burning bright against the dark, representative of the hope that exists in all dark places. We hear the ...

    Mar 25, 2007
  • Other Poetry Re: The man who sells ice cream has a cold (and other limericks)

    Hey, Just a few things! 1. It's Paddys day! Not "Patty's" day. Patty is a womans name! I'm from Ireland, I should know! As a matter of fact I come ...

    Mar 17, 2007
  • Other Poetry Re: Sex with a Scorecard

    So I'm sat here on my ass. Listening to all your trash. I've a feeling, I don't know, Something deeper than A dynamo. I feel like whistling along, Singing the ...

    Mar 17, 2007
  • Dramatic Poetry Re: Sex with a Scorecard

    So I'm sat here on my ass. Listening to all your trash. I've a feeling, I don't know, Something deeper than A dynamo. I feel like whistling along, Singing the ...

    Mar 17, 2007
  • Dramatic Poetry Re: Car Crash in the Bedroom

    I'm wearing no trousers, and thinking about painting, the shed or the fence. But in my defence, I got nothing much better To do. Pitchfork! A tree full of crows, ...

    Mar 16, 2007
  • Dramatic Poetry Re: Warp and Woof (howhemakesmefeel)

    Brad, What a heap of tripe. Trying to be experimental, by studying a dictionary isn't art. Words of advise- learn how to write meaningful poetry, poetry that everyone can appreciate. ...

    Mar 15, 2007
  • Other Poetry Re: ATTILA THE HUN

    Courtly to dishonour, A fief of fond earned rye. Hindrance to the crying fields Where doth I heard him die. I've seen the wildness of the Hun. The hypocricy of ...

    Mar 15, 2007
  • Other Poetry Re: ATTILA THE HUN

    Please comment! Yours, E.M. Millington Synge aka P. C. Penne

    Mar 15, 2007
  • Other Poetry Re: ATTILA THE HUN

    Courtly to dishonour, A fief of fond earned rye. Hindrance to the crying fields Where doth I heard him die. I've seen the wildness of the Hun. The hypocricy of ...

    Mar 15, 2007
  • Dramatic Poetry Re: Holocaust

    Kane & Abel- ever read it? Because I think you have. Did you actually intend for this poem to shock, to perturb the reader deeply, to leave them in a ...

    Mar 14, 2007
  • Other Poetry Re: Poor Packers of the Pond

    Frivolous of me to say, Poor packers of the stoney pond. That lightened whispers will some day, Free you of your acidic bond. Please walk lightly while you may, French ...

    Mar 14, 2007
  • Other Poetry Re: Poor Packers of the Stoney Pond

    Frivolous of me to say, Poor packers of the stoney pond. That lightened whispers will some day, Free you of your acidic bond. Please walk lightly while you may, French ...

    Mar 14, 2007
  • Other Poetry Re: The Green Candle

    Phoebus rise in glory, Let your sunshine glow. The way it was, The way it forever will be. That blatant dusk Without horizon. The soothsayers dream Without a dawn. I ...

    Mar 13, 2007
  • Other Poetry Re: The Dark Secrets of the Nuns Dress

    The dark candle burns with memories, both ends alight, Inebriated? No. Just stoned from birth, but never forgotten. The dark secrets, Of a nuns dress, The hair of time, weaved ...

    Mar 2, 2007
  • General Articles Re: Frogzilla

    Episode I He came from France, the son of Godzilla and the frog prince. Please, do not ask how these two varieties of fictional creature fornacated- it just happened- and ...

    Feb 20, 2007


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