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Tribute to Zoology
This is Jim and Jim's innards
― and I'll say no more.
Author's notes:
A tribute to the microscope poet. An Earthworm that I met in Zoology who I so lovingly named, Jim. Thanks, Jim.
― and I'll say no more.
Author's notes:
A tribute to the microscope poet. An Earthworm that I met in Zoology who I so lovingly named, Jim. Thanks, Jim.
Published 12th Jun 2014
| Edited 13th Jun 2014
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13th Jun 2014 00:24am
27th Jun 2014 4:17am
27th Jun 2014 7:38am
Even putting my science fiend aside; I'd still love this piece. In the end we can't express in words what we feel on the inside; the words are only an attempt. For whatever reason; humor or humility. It says everything about poetry. Thank you :) You're witty; I can appreciate that. I used to play a video game named Earthworm Jim. He battled dark forces.
27th Jun 2014 8:18am
I LOVE science... except the math part, LOL...
your insight on the piece made it better...
your insight on the piece made it better...
