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Elizabeth Santos
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0 posted 2001-08-11 01:15 PM


Briffles and Platimoots

Noah, before he could truly embark
Called the animal knigdom to enter his arc
Just a male and a female of each beast would do
and they skimpered and jinkled in couples of two

The first was a pair of tripodal gazoons
who had galloped and swittered across sandy doons
They puckerly flit up the gloppery ramps
And behind them two climpety furry gazamps

The briffles flew down from beruffling  clouds
With chippering kweeks so obnoxiously loud
Then gracefully frudents frupped into the ship
Pleasingly dopt with a squippering lip

Next were the waddling platimoot pair
Who squackled and gizzled and flapped in the air
Untidy and guffled but smothered in spuzz
They never knew truly what wasn’t and was

Prudatiously Naoh filled up the wood boat
In satisfied dutters did placiously gloat
In whums of deep frithers would swickly obey
When starbs of green sea waters twapped them away

Forty days, forty nights in the wossel were trapped
The briffles were kweeking, the platymoots flapped
When chaos was ruling a skatatross fleeked
With swigs of a plagnut tree swedged in his beak

The arc brunked on top of a grilishing mount
Gazamps and the briffles had doubled in count
The end of a journey that would be retold
For skillions of ages and never grow old

Elizabeth Santos

[This message has been edited by Elizabeth Santos (edited 08-11-2001).]

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Kit McCallum
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1 posted 2001-08-11 01:35 PM


"Next were the waddling platimoot pair
Who squackled and gizzled and flapped in the air
Untidy and guffled but smothered in spuzz
They never knew truly what wasn’t and was"

Oh my dear friend ... do you know how truly amazing you are Liz???  This is absolutely and most sincerely ... superb!  I could picture all sorts of characters to accompany these wonderfully fantastic images. The flow was so perfect ... and the "words" .... oh my the words, LOL ... excellent!!!  

Best wishes and {{{hugs}}} for this great big grin I'm wearing.  
/Kit

Rex Allen McCoy
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2 posted 2001-08-11 01:41 PM


Thankyou Liz ... Finally someone wrote a poem about me !!!
A waddling Platimoot
I'm now squackling and gizzling and flapping the air !!!
Loved it

Rex

Elizabeth Santos
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3 posted 2001-08-11 01:56 PM


Kit,
Thanks, Sis, for your kind words.
Glad you could relate to my glunkety vocab.

THank you Rex,
I just love it when you gizzle!

Liz

Irish Rose
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4 posted 2001-08-11 02:17 PM


Yes, even Noah knew that good things come in two's and three?  Nah!

" I walked beside the evening sea And dreamed a dream that could not be" George William Curtis"

Kay

Seymour Tabin
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5 posted 2001-08-11 03:12 PM


Elizabeth,
You never cease to amaze me. Wonderful

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6 posted 2001-08-11 03:25 PM


Oh my granddaughter is going to just love this!  See, we will read then sit and draw all the characters you mention in this, and I wonder what a biffle and kweek will look like in her little mind?  Wow, she does however draw great Lizatoads, so she may surprise me!

Wow, this was fantastic but I adore anything that has the ring of ridiculous to it!  Please...another????  Liz, your binder is getting kind of full at my house, time to get published please?    Now, I won't say that again, but I promise if you do, I will buy one for every person I know for Christmas honest!  

To see real beauty ~ being blindfolded helps!   ~* Mysteria *~

Gemini
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7 posted 2001-08-11 03:56 PM


Liz this was so sweet, I will be reading it to my 5 year old tonight.
Elizabeth Santos
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8 posted 2001-08-11 04:14 PM


Kathleen, Yep, three is a croud

Sy, I thank you gumptiously

Mysteria, How sweet. I would hope to see the drawings. Thank you for your kind and sprackling remarks

Gemini, I hope you both enjoy reading it aloud, that is if you can do it without brunkering the words.
THank you

Liz

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9 posted 2001-08-12 09:47 AM



Grandkidlets must be about, for Seuss
he has come to tout and toot and blow
for flare
Elizabeth's pen as it floats in the air
squeedling in a perambulate
these lovely images to which we relate

Oh the smiles!

RSWells
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10 posted 2001-08-12 09:50 AM


This is nothing but cool!

"Oh what a tangled web we weave when first we practice to decieve"

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