Journal johndiii's Journal: Slashdot Poetry Reading Goes Live! 168

Journal by johndiii on Tuesday March 07, 2006 @11:39AM

Yes, it's finally ready. :-)

The entries are in MP3 format, and I have removed anything that might identify the reader from the tags. Please try to keep the guessing to one thread per entry. The answers will be posted in two or three days, to allow everyone a chance to guess. For those who need a hint, there is a list of participants linked at the bottom of the main page.

Note that the volume levels vary quite a bit, so be prepared to adjust your setting.

Many thanks to all who participated. There are some very good readings, and some excellent original poetry. It has been a very interesting experience for me, and I think that you will all enjoy the results.

And so... The first Slashdot Poetry Reading.

Update: If anyone still wants to participate, but has not sent an entry, feel free to do so. I will add new entries as I receive them (Note that I do not have ftp acess to the site during the day, so new poems will go up in the evening - the earlier in the day I receive them, the better).

Update II: Thanks very much to Some Woman for taking the initiative to post the initial comments for the guessing threads.

Update III: Two new readings. The additional reader(s) have not been added to the list of participants, as that would be something of a giveaway. Consdier those items an extra bonus challenge.

Update IV: One new reading. As before, the participant list has not been updated.

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Oh, Poo! (Score:2)

by rk ( 6314 ) * writes:

You ever have that feeling that there's something you wanted to do but you didn't know what it was? I've had that feeling scratching between my shoulderblades for almost two weeks now.

Now I remember what it was.
Centre Song (Score:2)

by Some Woman ( 250267 ) * writes:

Guesses for the author of Centre Song go here.

This one is wery, wery tricky. :^)
- Re:Centre Song (Score:2)
  
  by Shadow Wrought ( 586631 ) * writes:
  
  I have always been been a fan of her poetry and short fiction, but now that I've heard her voice, WOW. Loved it!
  - Re:Centre Song (Score:2)
    
    by blinder ( 153117 ) * writes:
    
    i'm rather partial to her voice as well :)
    - Taking a stab at it (Score:2)
      
      by Ethelred Unraed ( 32954 ) * writes:
      
      I'm going to guess and say this is Ethelred.
      Cheers,
      Ethelred
- Re:Centre Song (Score:2)
  
  by Ethelred Unraed ( 32954 ) * writes:
  
  I confess I'm somewhat disappointed. I expected a Robbie Burns poem in a wild brogue. :-)
  Aye, bu' it's a gausie keckle t' hear the wee bonnie lass.
  Cheers,
  Ethelred
- Re:Centre Song (Score:2)
  
  by bethanie ( 675210 ) * writes:
  
  My official "guess:" SolemnDragon
The Road Not Taken, by Robert Frost (Score:2)

by Some Woman ( 250267 ) * writes:

Guesses for The Road Not Taken go here.

Hint: It's a man baby! Or...is it?
- Re:The Road Not Taken, by Robert Frost (Score:2)
  
  by Shadow Wrought ( 586631 ) * writes:
  
  Stoolpigeon? Is that you? You strike me as a Frost fan. At least that's my hunch and, since my hunch's are almost always wrong, it's probably Sam.
- Re: (Score:2)
  
  by account_deleted ( 4530225 ) * writes:
  
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  - - Re:The Road Not Taken, by Robert Frost (Score:2)
      
      by Shadow Wrought ( 586631 ) * writes:
      
      Crap. I remember a JE about being a DJ, but I can't remember who's JE it was. Did I mention, crap?
olaf glad and big, by e. e. cummings (Score:2)

by Some Woman ( 250267 ) * writes:

Guesses for oaf glad and big go here.

My guess is one of the ANTI-SHIFT-KEY SQUAD members. *peers suspiciously in all directions*
- Re: (Score:2)
  
  by account_deleted ( 4530225 ) * writes:
  
  Comment removed based on user account deletion
  - Re:olaf glad and big, by e. e. cummings (Score:2)
    
    by Ethelred Unraed ( 32954 ) * writes:
    
    Huh? I'm a conservative?
    Cheers,
    Ethelred
    - Re:olaf glad and big, by e. e. cummings (Score:2)
      
      by Some Woman ( 250267 ) * writes:
      
      You will have to accept your conservativeness if you are to become dictator. That is, if The Confessor allows it.
  - Re:olaf glad and big, by e. e. cummings (Score:2)
    
    by Shadow Wrought ( 586631 ) * writes:
    
    Nope. Indeed the whole "e.e" thing has always bugged me, too, so I never read any of her poetry. A stupid reason I know, but its amazing the biases that linger on well after High School...
    - Re:olaf glad and big, by e. e. cummings (Score:2)
      
      by johndiii ( 229824 ) * writes:
      
      He ("Edward Estlin") actually has some stuff that is quite good, but the typographic oddness puts a lot of people off. I have to say, though, that I just do not get some of his work. Sometimes the "different" use of space on a page works, sometimes it does not.
      - Re:olaf glad and big, by e. e. cummings (Score:2)
        
        by Shadow Wrought ( 586631 ) * writes:
        
        Well now my ignorance is really showing because I a)thought e.e. was a female and b) thought that she had killed herself. There is obviously a second poet with whom i'm confusing him. Likely composing on a grassy knoll near you...
        
        Re:olaf glad and big, by e. e. cummings (Score:2)
        
        by johndiii ( 229824 ) * writes:
        
        Probably Sylvia Plath [wikipedia.org], or possibly Anne Sexton [wikipedia.org].
        
        Re:olaf glad and big, by e. e. cummings (Score:2)
        
        by Shadow Wrought ( 586631 ) * writes:
        
        As son as I saw the name I knew it was Sylvia Plath. After giving this some more thought last night I realized how the two got befuddled. The girl who sat behind me in English loved Plath and e.e. cummings. So being the arse headed 18 year old male that I was, I just blended them together and ignored them. Now I have to go back and read some of their works and see if I wasa ctually justified in ignoring them. Thus continues the edumacation...
  - Re:olaf glad and big, by e. e. cummings (Score:2)
    
    by stoolpigeon ( 454276 ) * writes:
    
    I've got a tear in my eye. That's the nicest thing anybody ever said about me on the dot. I'm always worried about getting lumped in with that fascist ethelred.
    - Re:olaf glad and big, by e. e. cummings (Score:2)
      
      by Ethelred Unraed ( 32954 ) * writes:
      
      I'm not a fascist. I'm an Ethelredist.
      Cheers,
      Ethelred
      - Re:olaf glad and big, by e. e. cummings (Score:2)
        
        by stoolpigeon ( 454276 ) * writes:
        
        you're my hero, that's what you are. but i couldn't help myself. that had me grinning to myself all morning.
- Re:olaf glad and big, by e. e. cummings (Score:2)
  
  by Ra5pu7in ( 603513 ) writes:
  
  I think I can guess who this is, but since I may already have a voice sample to base that on I'll keep mum.
- Re:olaf glad and big, by e. e. cummings (Score:2)
  
  by bethanie ( 675210 ) * writes:
  
  My Official Guess: johndiii
  
  And dude... drink a latte or something. Perk the fuck up. That sucker is DREARY.
  
  :-)
  
  ....Bethanie....
The Cremation of Sam McGee, by Robert W. Service (Score:2)

by Some Woman ( 250267 ) * writes:

Guesses for The Cremation of Sam McGee go here.

You can only guess if you listened to the whole thing. :^)
- Re: (Score:2)
  
  by account_deleted ( 4530225 ) * writes:
  
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  - Re:The Cremation of Sam McGee, by Robert W. Servic (Score:2)
    
    by Some Woman ( 250267 ) * writes:
    
    I vote for bethanie forcing an exaggerated southern accent. There's another poem that sounds like the same reader minus the accent.
Lovely (original) (Score:2)

by Some Woman ( 250267 ) * writes:

Guesses for Lovely go here.
- Re:Lovely (original) (Score:2)
  
  by Shadow Wrought ( 586631 ) * writes:
  
  It was either Beavis or Butthead. I can never tell them apart. But I'm pretty sure either or both would make a great Railgunner;-)
  - Re:Lovely (original) (Score:2)
    
    by RailGunner ( 554645 ) * writes:
    
    It was Beavis - and yeah, that was my submission.
    And a damn good impression of Beavis, if I say so myself. And I do. Cause uh, heh heh m heh heh m heh.. Cause I rule.
    Are you threatening me? I AM CORNHOLIO! I need TP for my bunghole!
    - Re:Lovely (original) (Score:2)
      
      by kesuki ( 321456 ) writes:
      
      now i'm glad i didn't do beavis and butthead, 'cause i thought it woulda been funny and almost did so. fortunately i saved myself the embarasment of doing an impersonation someone else did by just using my ordinary voice ;)
Red Wheelbarrow, by William Carlos Williams (Score:2)

by Some Woman ( 250267 ) * writes:

Guesses for Red Wheelbarrow go here.

Mmmmmm.... chicken rings....
How Doth the Little Crocodile, by Lewis Carroll (Score:2)

by Some Woman ( 250267 ) * writes:

Guesses for How Doth the Little Crocodile go here.

*adds "fish in Nile" to mental list of creatures not to be*
- Re:How Doth the Little Crocodile, by Lewis Carroll (Score:2)
  
  by Shadow Wrought ( 586631 ) * writes:
  
  When I heard this I guessed Bethanie even before seeing that she participated. Anyone notice how popular Lewis Carroll seems to be with geeks?
Neglect, by R. T. Smith (Score:2)

by Some Woman ( 250267 ) * writes:

Guesses for Neglect go here.

Reminds me of my shelf filled with dead plants. I finally cleared it off this weekend, so that I might have room for this coming summer's plant murders. I'm sure the poem is deeper than that, but you'd have to understand my (former) basil.
The Sea, by Barry Cornwall (Score:2)

by Some Woman ( 250267 ) * writes:

Guesses for The Sea go here.

Okay...who around here loves the boats? Hm?
Ode to Spot, by Data (Score:2)

by Some Woman ( 250267 ) * writes:

Guesses for Ode to Spot go here.

I was once compelled to see a Star Trek movie. Data died. He seemed like a nice enough android. It's too bad, really.
- Re:Ode to Spot, by Data (Score:2)
  
  by Shadow Wrought ( 586631 ) * writes:
  
  Sillypixie? Is that you? I really liked how this one was read. One of the best, IMHO ;-)
  - Re:Ode to Spot, by Data (Score:2)
    
    by sillypixie ( 696077 ) writes:
    
    Nope, that one isn't mine...
    - Re:Ode to Spot, by Data (Score:2)
      
      by Shadow Wrought ( 586631 ) * writes:
      
      D'oh! The first of many, many wrong guesses. That was one of the ones I was most sure of, too. Did I mention, D'oh!
- Re:Ode to Spot, by Data (Score:2)
  
  by Ra5pu7in ( 603513 ) writes:
  
  Although my reasoning is perhaps precarious, I shall place a vote for SomeWoman here.
  - Re:Ode to Spot, by Data (Score:2)
    
    by Ethelred Unraed ( 32954 ) * writes:
    
    Seconded.
    Particularly because it's hard to imagine bethanie reading a poem about a cat, and Pix denies responsibility, and the other voices don't sound much like what I'd imagine SW to sound like. The accent's about right, too.
    Were are from I-O-Way! I-O-Way! That's where the tall corn grows!
    Cheers,
    Ethelred ("I am not from Iowa") Unraed
Kubla Khan, by Samuel Taylor Coleridge (Score:2)

by Some Woman ( 250267 ) * writes:

Guesses for Kubla Khan go here.

Also accepted are guesses regarding the class of drugs enjoyed by Mr. Coleridge.
- Re: (Score:2)
  
  by account_deleted ( 4530225 ) * writes:
  
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  - Re:Kubla Khan, by Samuel Taylor Coleridge (Score:2)
    
    by RailGunner ( 554645 ) * writes:
    
    Was that the case with this poem? I've heard the same story but in reference to "Rime of the Ancient Mariner" - which is also a pretty cool Iron Maiden song.
    And a pretty out there writing on it's own merit. Why Hollywood hasn't put it to film is beyond me. (Or did they and I just missed it?)
    - Re: (Score:2)
      
      by account_deleted ( 4530225 ) * writes:
      
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      - Re:Kubla Khan, by Samuel Taylor Coleridge (Score:2)
        
        by Shadow Wrought ( 586631 ) * writes:
        
        What a great reading tho' I really like the way the voice was done. I'm going to guess that ellem did this great reading because of the voice effects and, from what little I know of him, it strikes as something he would do. Then again you could be throwing us off by commenting on it Mr. Butcher...
        
        Re: (Score:2)
        
        by account_deleted ( 4530225 ) * writes:
        
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    - Re:Kubla Khan, by Samuel Taylor Coleridge (Score:2)
      
      by stoolpigeon ( 454276 ) * writes:
      
      the maiden song is awesome. i almost recorded rime for this - but just didn't have the time.
      
      i am unaware of a 'rime of the ancient mariner' movie-- but if you watch master and commander-- you see a lot of things that seem right out of the poem.
      - Re:Kubla Khan, by Samuel Taylor Coleridge (Score:2)
        
        by RailGunner ( 554645 ) * writes:
        
        From Maiden's Live After Death:
        "And the moral of this story is this is what NOT to do if a bird shits on you. THE RIME OF THE ANCIENT MARINER!"
        LAD is a great album. It'd be my favorite Maiden album if it wasn't for the complete awesomeness of "Piece of Mind".
        
        Re:Kubla Khan, by Samuel Taylor Coleridge (Score:2)
        
        by stoolpigeon ( 454276 ) * writes:
        
        i was working as a night stocker quite a bit back- about 10 years ago or so. this guy and i were working together and talking about music. iron maiden was far and away my favorite band all through highschool. (i still listen to them a lot) and i was telling him, "i'm not as crazy about the new stuff- like seventh son" and he gives me this look and says, 'new stuff? that came out years ago!'
        
        anyway... piece of mind is brilliant. i had the live after death album set. i love the intro for aces high
  - Re:Kubla Khan, by Samuel Taylor Coleridge (Score:2)
    
    by Ethelred Unraed ( 32954 ) * writes:
    
    His drug of choice was laudanum [wikipedia.org], to be precise -- an opioid.
    Yes, I am an insufferable bastard. Kiss me.
    Rush, of course, plundered Coleridge for A Farewell To Kings...
    Cheers,
    Ethelred
    - Re: (Score:2)
      
      by account_deleted ( 4530225 ) * writes:
      
      Comment removed based on user account deletion
      - Re:Kubla Khan, by Samuel Taylor Coleridge (Score:2)
        
        by Ethelred Unraed ( 32954 ) * writes:
        
        You forgot the gala luncheons.
        And meeting film stars and attending premieres.
        That's a full working day, lad, and don't you forget it!
        Cheers,
        Ethelred
Thanks JohnD! (Score:2)

by Shadow Wrought ( 586631 ) * writes:

This is soo cool! Thank you for all you work in putting this together.
Jabberwocky, by Lewis Carroll (Charles Dodgson) (Score:2)

by Some Woman ( 250267 ) * writes:

Guesses for Jabberwocky go here.
- Re:Jabberwocky, by Lewis Carroll (Charles Dodgson) (Score:2)
  
  by Ra5pu7in ( 603513 ) writes:
  
  Not very fair to guess this one, if it's the person who declared their intent to read this originally. (and thus my unfair guess made in a backhanded way)
The Moab (original) (Score:2)

by Some Woman ( 250267 ) * writes:

Guesses for The Moab go here.

It's one of them thar 'creative' types. :^)
- Re:The Moab (original) (Score:2)
  
  by Ra5pu7in ( 603513 ) writes:
  
  Not a clue, but WOW! As in very nicely read and worth multiple listens.
  - Re:The Moab (original) (Score:2)
    
    by Ra5pu7in ( 603513 ) writes:
    
    Actually, on further consideration, if this is the reader's own original work, I'd trim the list down to either Shadow Wrought or Oculus Habent - and more in style with the latter.
    - Re:The Moab (original) (Score:2)
      
      by Shadow Wrought ( 586631 ) * writes:
      
      I would love to credit for such a great combination of writing and reading, but I cannot. So I'll go ahead jump on the oculus bandwagon. Whoever did it should be very proud of their efforts.
Serenade, by Edgar Allen Poe (Score:2)

by Some Woman ( 250267 ) * writes:

Guesses for Serenade go here.

Oddly uplifting, this one. :^/
- Re:Serenade, by Edgar Allen Poe (Score:2)
  
  by Shadow Wrought ( 586631 ) * writes:
  
  I'm guessing Ra5pu7in because that's the kind of voice that I imagined reading your poem on DeviantArt. Again, I am usually way off base but, if I'm not, then I would love to hear you read your original;-)
  - Re:Serenade, by Edgar Allen Poe (Score:2)
    
    by Some Woman ( 250267 ) * writes:
    
    This one sounds almost like the same person who did The Cremation of Sam McGee. The volume level is right, too.
  - Re:Serenade, by Edgar Allen Poe (Score:2)
    
    by Ra5pu7in ( 603513 ) writes:
    
    Actually not me at all, though I suppose I should read that and submit it. I would just have to bear with my cheeks glowing read. Don't ask me why - three teenagers and I still blush at stuff.
    - Re:Serenade, by Edgar Allen Poe (Score:2)
      
      by Shadow Wrought ( 586631 ) * writes:
      
      I suppose I should read that and submit it.
      Blush away! Its a very cool poem and I would love to hear it read by you.
The Lake Isle of Innisfree, by William Butler Yeat (Score:2)

by Some Woman ( 250267 ) * writes:

Guesses for The Lake Isle of Innisfree go here. /. will only permit but one Yeat.
Some Forebear of Mine, by Marina Tsvetayevna (Score:2)

by Some Woman ( 250267 ) * writes:

Guesses for Some Forebear of Mine go here.

Hmmm...this is a new one.
- Re:Some Forebear of Mine, by Marina Tsvetayevna (Score:2)
  
  by Shadow Wrought ( 586631 ) * writes:
  
  I'm guessing... you;-) I don't know, but that certainly seems like Some Woman's voice...
  - Re:Some Forebear of Mine, by Marina Tsvetayevna (Score:2)
    
    by Some Woman ( 250267 ) * writes:
    
    Nope. :^)
  - Re:Some Forebear of Mine, by Marina Tsvetayevna (Score:2)
    
    by Ethelred Unraed ( 32954 ) * writes:
    
    Methinks this is mme. bethanie...
    Cheers,
    Ethelred
Acquainted with the Night, by Robert Frost (Score:2)

by Some Woman ( 250267 ) * writes:

Guesses for Acquainted with the Night go here.

Somebody certainly loves the Frost...
The Cat in the Hat, by Dr. Seuss (Score:2)

by Some Woman ( 250267 ) * writes:

Guesses for The Cat in the Hat go here.
An Ode to VD (original) (NSFW) (Score:2)

by Some Woman ( 250267 ) * writes:

Guesses for An Ode to VD go here.

I wept for the gonorrhea of yore.
- Re:An Ode to VD (original) (NSFW) (Score:2)
  
  by RailGunner ( 554645 ) * writes:
  
  It's bad enough that I wrote it, but someone had to go and record it, too?
  - Re: (Score:2)
    
    by account_deleted ( 4530225 ) * writes:
    
    Comment removed based on user account deletion
    - Re:An Ode to VD (original) (NSFW) (Score:2)
      
      by Some Woman ( 250267 ) * writes:
      
      You don't have a guess? At all? As to the person who both wrote and performed it?
      
      It was probably a kosher VD.
      
      (Yay! Commenting ban lifted!)
      - Re: (Score:2)
        
        by account_deleted ( 4530225 ) * writes:
        
        Comment removed based on user account deletion
Trees (original) (Score:2)

by Some Woman ( 250267 ) * writes:

Guesses for Trees go here.
- Re:Trees (original) (Score:2)
  
  by Ethelred Unraed ( 32954 ) * writes:
  
  I b'lieve this be our kind host.
  If not, then I'm a rutabaga.
  Cheers,
  Ethelred
  - Re:Trees (original) (Score:2)
    
    by Shadow Wrought ( 586631 ) * writes:
    
    I'd have to agree mainly because I seem to remember him posting that poem many moons ago in a JE. Though this is my day to be wrong on just about everything;-) The only problem I have with guessing our host is that the voice int he poem doesn't match the voice I hear reading all the Beloved poems. Not that any of them do...
A Prayer in Spring, by Robert Frost (Score:2)

by Some Woman ( 250267 ) * writes:

Guesses for A Prayer in Spring go here.

Seriously. Get a room. ;^)
Part Three: Love, by Emily Dickinson (Score:2)

by Some Woman ( 250267 ) * writes:

Guesses for Part Three: Love go here.
Going Home (original) (Score:2)

by Some Woman ( 250267 ) * writes:

Guesses for Going Home go here.
In Winter in the Woods Alone, by Robert Frost (Score:2)

by Some Woman ( 250267 ) * writes:

Guesses for Winter in the Woods go here.

Slashdot and Fro-ost in a tree-ee. K-I-S-S-I-N-G...
What Say Thee Moon (original) (Score:2)

by Some Woman ( 250267 ) * writes:

Guesses for What Say Thee Moon go here.

A+ for practically obsolete usage of the word 'dumb.'
Death be not Proud, by John Donne (Score:2)

by Some Woman ( 250267 ) * writes:

Guesses for Death be not Proud go here.

Somebody seems to fancy being immortal...
The Stolen Child, by William Butler Yeats (Score:2)

by Some Woman ( 250267 ) * writes:

Guesses for The Stolen Child go here.

This time we get multiple Yeats. :^D
Miracles, by Walt Whitman (Score:2)

by Some Woman ( 250267 ) * writes:

Guesses for Miracles go here.

Mmmm...dead white man poetry. ;^)
The Tiger, by William Blake (Score:2)

by Some Woman ( 250267 ) * writes:

Guesses for The Tiger go here.

[Witty comment goes here]
This Patchworked Grace (original) (Score:2)

by Some Woman ( 250267 ) * writes:

Guesses for This Patchworked Grace go here.

Another tricky one...any clue who it might be? :^)
Ozymandias, by Percy Bysshe Shelley (Score:2)

by Some Woman ( 250267 ) * writes:

Guesses for Ozymandias go here.

What or who the heck is Ozymandias? I guess I should listen to the poem, huh?
- Re:Ozymandias, by Percy Bysshe Shelley (Score:2)
  
  by Shadow Wrought ( 586631 ) * writes:
  
  I'm guessing that this one is Eth since it deals with the legacy of an all powerful ruler. Granted a dead all powerful ruler, but I'm told that those in such positions of power can safely ignore such minor details;-)
- Re:Ozymandias, by Percy Bysshe Shelley (Score:2)
  
  by Ra5pu7in ( 603513 ) writes:
  
  Delightful accent - perfect for the poem. Too much flattery given to someone else, even dead, would not be fitting for future world rulers. Well, that ruled out a couple of people, but not enough to even have half a chance of guessing right. So I'll guess .... Le Marteau. No good reason besides I have absolutely no idea and like matching an exotic name with an exotic accent. :)
  - Re:Ozymandias, by Percy Bysshe Shelley (Score:2)
    
    by Le Marteau ( 206396 ) writes:
    
    Le Marteau. No good reason besides I have absolutely no idea and like matching an exotic name with an exotic accent. :)
    
    Bzzzt. Not me.
somewhere i have never travelled,gladly beyond, by (Score:2)

by Some Woman ( 250267 ) * writes:

Guesses for somwhere i have never travelled, by everyone's favorite caps-lock rebel go here.

This author may or may not be on the list.... hmmmm....
- Re:somewhere i have never travelled,gladly beyond, (Score:2)
  
  by Ethelred Unraed ( 32954 ) * writes:
  
  I think it's rdewald. Somehow I imagine him liking this poem and having that voice and accent.
  Like the tick-tock in the background. Guess he was working on a bomb while reading the poem. Hmm....
  Cheers,
  Ethelred
  - Re:somewhere i have never travelled,gladly beyond, (Score:2)
    
    by Some Woman ( 250267 ) * writes:
    
    I also thought it sounded a lot like rdewald's slight Texan accent.
Magnetic Poetry, by Various Underappreciated Artis (Score:2)

by Some Woman ( 250267 ) * writes:

Guesses for Magnetic Poetry go here.

Aww..those poor underappreciated artists. I'll bet somebody stole their work and passed it off as their own. Like Shakespeare, if you're a conspiracy theorist.

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Oh, Poo! (Score:2)

Centre Song (Score:2)

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Taking a stab at it (Score:2)

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olaf glad and big, by e. e. cummings (Score:2)

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Re:The Cremation of Sam McGee, by Robert W. Servic (Score:2)

Lovely (original) (Score:2)

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Red Wheelbarrow, by William Carlos Williams (Score:2)

How Doth the Little Crocodile, by Lewis Carroll (Score:2)

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Neglect, by R. T. Smith (Score:2)

The Sea, by Barry Cornwall (Score:2)

Ode to Spot, by Data (Score:2)

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Kubla Khan, by Samuel Taylor Coleridge (Score:2)

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Re:Kubla Khan, by Samuel Taylor Coleridge (Score:2)

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Re:Kubla Khan, by Samuel Taylor Coleridge (Score:2)

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Re:Kubla Khan, by Samuel Taylor Coleridge (Score:2)

Re:Kubla Khan, by Samuel Taylor Coleridge (Score:2)

Re:Kubla Khan, by Samuel Taylor Coleridge (Score:2)

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Jabberwocky, by Lewis Carroll (Charles Dodgson) (Score:2)

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The Moab (original) (Score:2)

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Serenade, by Edgar Allen Poe (Score:2)

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Re:Serenade, by Edgar Allen Poe (Score:2)

Re:Serenade, by Edgar Allen Poe (Score:2)

The Lake Isle of Innisfree, by William Butler Yeat (Score:2)

Some Forebear of Mine, by Marina Tsvetayevna (Score:2)

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Re:Some Forebear of Mine, by Marina Tsvetayevna (Score:2)

Re:Some Forebear of Mine, by Marina Tsvetayevna (Score:2)

Acquainted with the Night, by Robert Frost (Score:2)

The Cat in the Hat, by Dr. Seuss (Score:2)

An Ode to VD (original) (NSFW) (Score:2)

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