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Dragot
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since 2006-04-30
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0 posted 2006-05-25 10:39 PM


Ravioli – Apparently a Feast Only for a Victor

I played kick the can
The night before.
We all dressed in black
Or camouflage.
I was it, I stood
Covering the blue bouncy ball.
I’d step a few steps left,
Glance both directions,
“1…2…3…I see Scott beyond the bushes of the blue house.”
I’d take a few steps to the right,
“1…2…3…I see Amy beyond the truck.”
I took too long finding Amy,
My brother came around the corner running towards the ball,
“1…2…” as the ball sailed through the air, “3…I see Josh…”

I woke up the next day, after my loss,
I was hungry.
I tiptoed towards the kitchen.
I opened a can of ravioli, poured it in a bowl, and threw it in the microwave.
I knew my brother was downstairs.
A minute and a half passed,
The microwave dinged,
The steps creaked,
My heart raced.

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Midnitesun
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Gaia
1 posted 2006-05-25 11:34 PM



how funny
better eat fast
must be the moral to this story

Edward Grim
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since 2005-12-18
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2 posted 2006-05-26 12:31 PM


Very good. I really like this, very creative and original. That would make a great short film... Not many poems make me laugh. Thanks Cheers   - Ed


P.S. I wasn't kidding about that short film.

I'm not smart, I'm just a tricky dumb person.

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