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Lot Long
by Gary E. Andrews - 11/10/26 11:20 AM
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Joined: Oct 2006
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Hi all! I was reading through the boards upon my recent return to the living and I was thinking that we really need a new challenge. I hope I'm not steppin' on any toes here Brian, but I haven't heard anything from Nick (& I've emailed him). So...here goes. Make yourself a list of 7 true sentences that begin with the words "I should have never..." Then use all 7 sentences in a poem. The poem can either be free verse or rhyming. Have fun!!! Bree Edited Note: I certainly don't want to appear to be doing anything here other than "boosting the economy" here on this board. I guess I just wanted to make sure everyone (especially those who may not know me too well) was aware that my intentions here are pure. Just trying to up the participation. 
Last edited by Bree Griffith; 02/20/08 03:24 PM.
The ideal poet has a genius for making the things we see every day seem new. ~ Samuel Johnson I write because I breathe, I breathe because I write. ~ Me www.soundclick.com/breeg
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