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~The Dragon Flies' Lair  V~
November 25, 2003
 | bentfeather
Posted on 11/25/2003 2:52:28 PM PST by Soaring Feather
  
   
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                  | My Dragon Fly and Me 
                            
                           If I could be a Dragon Fly and wing my way through the sky
 I would never be shy
 just me and my Dragon Fly!
 
  By moonlight we ride the wind chase the comets tail for fun
 by day we would hide from the sun
 our fragile wings would come undone
 
  On darkest nights we would use fireflies as our guides
 we would dip and we would glide
 through the heavens open wide
 and scatter diamonds in the night sky
 my Dragon Fly and I...
 
  And we would wing past our lovers silent in the night...
 to kiss their face in our flight
 much to their surprise and delight
 my Dragon Fly and me in sight...
 
  Such a view do we share away up here in the air
 of breezes soft through our hair
 my Dragon Fly and me a pair...
 
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TOPICS: Chit/Chat; Hobbies; Miscellaneous; Poetry
KEYWORDS: hobbies; humour; michaeldobbs; poems; poets; prose
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To: SAMWolf
    Psssst! Osama called me in October and asked where he could surrender. I had him meet me at the Dunkin Donuts. He had been working as a convenience store clerk in North Birmingham. He said that the job was just too dangerous so he wanted to be taken into custody. I am holding him at an undisclosed location until the timing is right. I wouldn't tell you about it but I know the Democratic Trolls lurking around here can't read so it's safe.
941
posted on 
12/17/2003 8:18:51 AM PST
by 
Conspiracy Guy
(Clues for sale, 20 % off through Christmas.  Don't be clueless, buy yours today.)
 
To: bentfeather
    Don't know about swooning, 
I just like the Crooning. 
Yes, and lets' not leave out honeymooning! 
LOL 
In my mother's time they called 
it spoonin' 
Can you imagine such jive today 
it's enough to give me the hives 
I'm In The Mood 
to swoon and croon 
not moan and groan 
just play with the words 
would not be unheard 
not absurd to Swoon away 
a dreary day, so come on 
poets and let's play! 
 
The words are in the dictionary, 
Thats where I keep them all. 
Arranging them to make some sense, 
Is where my talents fall.
942
posted on 
12/17/2003 8:22:27 AM PST
by 
Conspiracy Guy
(Clues for sale, 20 % off through Christmas.  Don't be clueless, buy yours today.)
 
To: Conspiracy Guy; Colonel_Flagg; Darksheare; SAMWolf; snippy_about_it; Darkchylde
    Arranging words
 to make sense
 a word smithies job
 or is it plight
 to make it right
 We rant and rave
 the truth we seek
 our words are sharp
 as swords in war
 shave to the bone
 of hurt and pain
 so don't mess with us
 we know the game!
To: bentfeather
    Words are like arrows, 
Aim them with care. 
Be sure of the target, 
When they take air. 
Aim down the shaft, 
Release when you on. 
They can be loving, 
Or cut to the bone.
944
posted on 
12/17/2003 8:59:09 AM PST
by 
Conspiracy Guy
(Clues for sale, 20 % off through Christmas.  Don't be clueless, buy yours today.)
 
To: bentfeather
    Words are like arrows, 
Aim them with care. 
Be sure of the target, 
When they take air. 
Aim down the shaft, 
Release when you're on. 
They can be loving, 
Or cut to the bone.
945
posted on 
12/17/2003 8:59:27 AM PST
by 
Conspiracy Guy
(Clues for sale, 20 % off through Christmas.  Don't be clueless, buy yours today.)
 
To: Conspiracy Guy; Colonel_Flagg
    St. Valentine
 aimed arrows
 to the heart
 A Dear John letter
 breaks a heart
 An I Love You
 mends a heart
 Sweet Poetry
 fills a heart...
    Arrows pointed
 can slay a deer
 sharp words
 will pierce a dear heart
 lay down scars
 to thicken in time
 and crystallize to rock
 that has no shine...
 
To: bentfeather
    Butter beans, butter beans, good for the heart. 
The more you eat, the more you like them. 
 
Ah Ha.
947
posted on 
12/17/2003 9:15:20 AM PST
by 
Conspiracy Guy
(Clues for sale, 20 % off through Christmas.  Don't be clueless, buy yours today.)
 
To: Conspiracy Guy
    ROTFLOL 
Did you rewrite that??? 
 
Rhymes with heart!!!
To: bentfeather
    A master of language
 The Colonel is not
 My prose is not pithy
 Cold, rather than hot
 
 Yet it seems not to matter
 Snug here in the Lair
 My feelings flow freely
 I let down my hair
 
 What there is of it ... :)
949
posted on 
12/17/2003 9:16:57 AM PST
by 
Colonel_Flagg
(For the one who knows.)
 
To: bentfeather
    I got in trouble last time I said the Flatulence word. Remember?
950
posted on 
12/17/2003 9:19:03 AM PST
by 
Conspiracy Guy
(Clues for sale, 20 % off through Christmas.  Don't be clueless, buy yours today.)
 
To: Colonel_Flagg
    Fabulous Colonel!! 
 
I am so happy you are free 
to say what you mean 
and let it be.... :-)
To: Conspiracy Guy
    awwwwwwwwww, I'm sorry CG! 
 
I thought of that! LOL 
 
Butter beans butter beans 
the more you eat the more 
you start to think about another 
F word to rhyme with heart!! 
To: bentfeather
    Even a blind hog finds an acorn sometimes. :) 
  But seriously, it's nothing but fun here. Sadly, no more energizing dreams have occurred, but tonight is another night!
953
posted on 
12/17/2003 9:23:24 AM PST
by 
Colonel_Flagg
(For the one who knows.)
 
To: bentfeather
    Next I'll be writing limericks with the word Nantuckett in them. 
 
So far have I fallen.
954
posted on 
12/17/2003 9:28:39 AM PST
by 
Conspiracy Guy
(Clues for sale, 20 % off through Christmas.  Don't be clueless, buy yours today.)
 
To: bentfeather
    with words aflame 
we carve our names 
for scrambled fame in vain 
But touching deep 
the silence keep 
a hollow echo'd dreamy sleep 
But in the morn 
lives tossed and torn 
the loss of youth's innocence we mourn.
955
posted on 
12/17/2003 9:37:55 AM PST
by 
Darksheare
(Saddam's next physical: The electric enema followed by a minor bit of squeezing and shredding.)
 
To: Conspiracy Guy
    Well, there's this one. 
 
There once was a man from nantucket 
who tried to p*** in a bucket 
He slipped and fell, cursed and yelled 
and finally said F*****!! 
 
edited for reason...
956
posted on 
12/17/2003 9:39:40 AM PST
by 
Darksheare
(Saddam's next physical: The electric enema followed by a minor bit of squeezing and shredding.)
 
To: Darksheare
    All limericks need Nantucket in them. It should be a law.
957
posted on 
12/17/2003 9:47:28 AM PST
by 
Conspiracy Guy
(Clues for sale, 20 % off through Christmas.  Don't be clueless, buy yours today.)
 
To: Conspiracy Guy
    Yes. 
And the guy from Stowe on the Wold. 
Gotta have the guy from Stowe on the Wold.
958
posted on 
12/17/2003 9:52:47 AM PST
by 
Darksheare
(Saddam's next physical: The electric enema followed by a minor bit of squeezing and shredding.)
 
To: Darksheare
    There once was a man in Nantucket, 
From Stowe on the Wold with his bucket. 
He'd sit and he'd stare, 
But he had no hair. 
When the ball came his way he'd just duck it.
959
posted on 
12/17/2003 10:10:46 AM PST
by 
Conspiracy Guy
(Clues for sale, 20 % off through Christmas.  Don't be clueless, buy yours today.)
 
To: Conspiracy Guy
    LOL!
960
posted on 
12/17/2003 10:17:50 AM PST
by 
Darksheare
(Saddam's next physical: The electric enema followed by a minor bit of squeezing and shredding.)
 
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