Tuesday, August 26, 2008

A Millennium Ago, The Snarkster Dumped "Alliterate Dot.com: Dumpster Diva" on the Extremely Picky (Snort!) Poetry[dot]com


And it's still there! but if they take it down, it will be immortalized here forever! Here, for your reading pleasure...

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Time goes by

Wild roses above the beach

Howl, howl, I howl at the moon

The breath of the ocean

The puppies gamboled through the minefield

Watch it fly

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murtijung
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Summer, rose hips fall

The blood gushes down

Touch my cheek

The new redneck poets ate barbecue

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nimrodcrappie
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Time goes by

Fall, snow, snow

Howl down the moon

And it made me cry


Regalia makes the king happy [NOT!]

Night is nigh

I think I need a cigarette

Because I thought of you next to me

That was no lady, that was my car

Oh, how I long for that again.

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Actually, The Snarkster isn't entirely responsible for this masterpiece; this gem was a joint effort at a poetry workshop demonstrating how easy it is getting a poem on Poetry[dot]com--and, evidently, keeping it there.

Now for the climax of this post....

[Drum Roll...]

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The Master Percy Dovetonsils (Ernie Kovacs) Reads Poetry



hugosleestak says,

Kovacs was a pioneer of TV comedy in the 1950's, edging closer, I think, to performance art than what people typically think of as comedy. Even with Percy Dovetonsils the comedy is odd, low key, and character generated, even though there is a poetic punch line toward the end.
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