jezzilee
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It is hard to keep your property rodent free if the neighbors are not trying to maintain the same degree of non rodent friendly land.
Oh Que!
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It is hard to keep your property rodent free if the neighbors are not trying to maintain the same degree of non rodent friendly land.
Lyricalli
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It seems that way, based on his description. I think I saw something similar on Supernatural, but I haven't had time to do the research yet.
It sounded like it. I'm not a very good stalker, so I don't really know for sure.
Lyricalli
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Nothing a bit of rubbing and some lube won't fix.
I will. I need more wax!
Lyricalli
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Perhaps a bit of Sex Wax will help?
Exactly. Or the ability to write poems that don't meander.
Lyricalli
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It's okay if the writing meanders. It's in the editing that you'll hopefully find the piece you're looking for. I find it helpful to read it aloud again while editing. They're very nice and helpful in the poetry forum, by the way.
Dead decomposing mice. Better or worse?
It's okay if the writing meanders. It's in the editing that you'll hopefully find the piece you're looking for. I find it helpful to read it aloud again while editing. They're very nice and helpful in the poetry forum, by the way.
The poem is finished. I letting the amorous beastie doze for awhile until I decide whether to keep him or put him up for adoption.
jezzilee
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About the same!
I think it's a keeper! But should definitely be shared!
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It's good to be first... they're never running behind at 6 am
jezzilee
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That's good. Nervous or enthusiastic or both? Good luck.
Regarding smells, I think smell of dead things is quite particularly able to drive one to despair but you know eventually it will go; its not like when urine or rotten things have got into wood work or plaster and the smell is 'in there' until those bits of house are removed.
Elle
Enthusiastic...I may get to go snowshoeing yet this upcoming winter!
That is one of the reasons I like to be first, also the surgeon is not trying to rush to get home!
Here? Or in that other place?
Perhaps a bit of Sex Wax will help?
Ah! I didn't open "sex wax" before. Funny! But I need ski sex wax.
Lyricalli
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I hope everything goes as expected.
There's another place?
Can I quote you? I said I'd write it! I can always replace it with a series of dots tomorrow. I'm rusty, remember.
Amorous Poem Meets Night
Think about an amorous poem--
his hands in his pockets
outside your home,
he won’t go away
will linger each day
and night until
you pull your shade.
Each garment shed
each hour spent
your awkward walk
your voiceless talk
each gesture caught
within the glass
fascinates him.
So grows the poem.
Strong and erect.
And delusional.
Imagining dreams that can’t be known,
believing he can see your bed,
hear your song, get into your head,
even see you naked.
A nightingale sings in the dark
-- or does it?
The wind that whispers in the trees
is only just the wind.
The shade is drawn
-- has always been.
Still, the poem limps on,
happily humming,
pondering through the night.
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y not to feed the animals???
Lyricalli
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Yes, it appears that you can quote me.
Not too shabby for a rusty poet.
y not to feed the animals???
We want them to learn to fend for themselves.
Yes, it appears that you can quote me.
Not too shabby for a rusty poet.
Thanks!
