Stuff and Nonsense
Wednesday, August 21st, 2002 10:10 amStuff: ( Silly Online Tests )
And for the Nonsense portion of our show, we have a poem from the illustrious MegaHAL!
The palace guards are all i know
this infamous name, so often repeated,
the wretched refuse of your misery
ragdoll livin' in a shoe,
but the silence of my heart
the chocolate chips and nuts.
drop by rounded teaspoonfuls onto ungreased cookie
sheets.
bake for 70 to 80 minutes or until
dough leaving a 1-inch border and sprinkle with the dull, the indiscriminate dust.
a door to fire and rain
through a door that stood wide open
and a horseman fleeing the wood.
all he could do, poor fellow, was choke.
but then a great flat plain;
we must love one another or die.
only a paper cap to wear
to the little grey mouse, she called him custard.
custard the dragon sliding by,
with sorrowful eyes on the catwalk
on the higher side of the native quarters
which we ate.
i came up from behind, but changed my point of view
now i don't know where you are
interconnected by wires, printed circuits, and
planned another day
wrapped in an old crow any day.
thou by the altantic
in between can take it again
i hear the wind brought it back.
And who among us does not know the pathos expressed in this classic short poem?
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you who forever elude me.
(With any luck, the Hummingwolf will have a real diary entry on Thursday or Friday. Please stay tuned!)
And for the Nonsense portion of our show, we have a poem from the illustrious MegaHAL!
The palace guards are all i know
this infamous name, so often repeated,
the wretched refuse of your misery
ragdoll livin' in a shoe,
but the silence of my heart
the chocolate chips and nuts.
drop by rounded teaspoonfuls onto ungreased cookie
sheets.
bake for 70 to 80 minutes or until
dough leaving a 1-inch border and sprinkle with the dull, the indiscriminate dust.
a door to fire and rain
through a door that stood wide open
and a horseman fleeing the wood.
all he could do, poor fellow, was choke.
but then a great flat plain;
we must love one another or die.
only a paper cap to wear
to the little grey mouse, she called him custard.
custard the dragon sliding by,
with sorrowful eyes on the catwalk
on the higher side of the native quarters
which we ate.
i came up from behind, but changed my point of view
now i don't know where you are
interconnected by wires, printed circuits, and
planned another day
wrapped in an old crow any day.
thou by the altantic
in between can take it again
i hear the wind brought it back.
And who among us does not know the pathos expressed in this classic short poem?
404: File not found
you who forever elude me.
(With any luck, the Hummingwolf will have a real diary entry on Thursday or Friday. Please stay tuned!)