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scorchedpen
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0 posted 2009-08-26 12:57 PM



They sat there, a triplet of comedy and interogation.

Surrounding me with knowledge they probed the pillar, each finding their own answers and questions, some talking over others in gasps and weezing repertoire.

Jolly, serious, and concerned swapped places in a ill sounding symphony its final note a message of confusion and faint hope,

With scrutiny's tide out I sharpened my words and gently sent them forth with intended purpose,

Invisible strings silently puppeteer ed eroded faces and twitching eyes flickered between fellow conspirators,

With a politicions grace and a dancers footwork, sweetly scented words born on the back of rose petals seduced my ears,


Suddenly time announced its divine presence and all disguises and shows transformed into grey slate uniformity,

As my technical soul presumed to dress itself, firm handshakes walked me to the door, silently I laughed and bid farewell to Bigfoot, John Hurt, and the old bloke from Fraiser.


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Margherita
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1 posted 2009-08-26 03:41 PM


Welcome to Pip!

I enjoyed your first entry, sounds like a funny gathering.

Love,
Margherita

Midnitesun
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2 posted 2009-08-26 09:48 PM


welcome to the blue

I really enjoyed this anecdotal glimpse
of such an eclectic group...of life itself

"each finding their own answers and questions, some talking over others in gasps and weezing repertoire"


Sunshine
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3 posted 2009-08-26 09:56 PM


Welcome to Passions!

As a fan of all, I smiled at the enjoyment you explored in outlining the characters. The scene bloomed before my eyes.



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4 posted 2009-08-28 09:50 PM


I'm bumping this up again
(because I can)
and it's a smile write.

Earth Angel
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5 posted 2009-08-28 10:00 PM


I would have gotten quite a chuckle out of witnessing this interesting gathering of minds and characters!

Welcome, scorchedpen! Love your wry sense of humour as evidenced in your clever poem and username!

Giving you a warm, welcoming pip hug ~ and "hand-shake",

Earth Angel

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