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Wise Otherwise
I know a man, I know not why,
he skipped the bread and ate the wise,
he climbed a mountain tall and free,
he then made one and one made three.
he skipped the bread and ate the wise,
he climbed a mountain tall and free,
he then made one and one made three.
Published 25th Nov 2014
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25th Nov 2014 10:14pm
26th Nov 2014 4:03pm
25th Nov 2014 11:26pm
This sounds like a case of cannibalism, but I guess the end justifies the choice of entrée. Never say never, nevertheless. Otherwise, a terrific little poem with a very catchy title.
I wrote a paper once on Superstition titled: Myth, Lies, Legends of Myth, Men, Lies, the Woman They Kiss, and Other Criminal Behavior. My professor wrote underneath of it, quite simply: This is a crazy long title. I thought it was rather catchy. I’m not good at naming things that I write. Its original title was: Three is all you need. Geometrically, Seemingly, Poetical… and see, then I stopped short. :)
25th Nov 2014 11:39pm
I don't know about
skipping bread...
hang on, wouldn't
that be worth seeing...
26th Nov 2014 2:02am
27th Nov 2014 1:08am
