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DennisTheMenace
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0 posted 2006-02-06 07:51 AM


As I sip my coffee light, waking from a restful night,
Cream and double sugars please, I need the energy fix,
As I read and read once more words brought from the night before,
Make them resonate within my tired brain, and stay for a few hours.
Let the finely sweetened caffeine, take a bit of Canterbury to glean,
Just enough to hold so gently for discussing what was wrote;
Tales of Merchant and Wife, examples of fourteenth century life
That Chaucer wrote so strange and very long ago.
Written far back in English history without aid of dictionary
It reads a bit difficult to a still muddled brain.
But though no so very clear, soon there comes Shakespeare
With Ralegh and Marlowe, Sidney and Spenser in the mix,
So mingle sweet caffeine and brain, listen close as the teacher does explain
And retain the words of writers now so long gone.



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LeeJ
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1 posted 2006-02-06 08:35 AM


this took everyday routine realizing, just how fortunate we are...

Enjoyed the tribute...

The Lady
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The Southwest
2 posted 2006-02-06 05:49 PM



Now I really like this!



Seymour Tabin
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Tamarac Fla
3 posted 2006-02-06 06:55 PM


Dennis,
Each flower is a different shape,thank God for heaven sake. Well done.

DennisTheMenace
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4 posted 2006-02-07 11:03 AM


Thanks guys and gals glad someone liked it.

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