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A fake tuxedo by Maria A Fiorille Monday, March 17, 2003 Share Print Save Become a Fan
A fake tuxedo Waddling back and forth amongst the ice Back and forth, back and forth Paddling on through the cold The black fresh against the purest white A vision imprinted in your mind � as surely as the negative of a new arrival Stretching the imagination once more � to the sight of such a creature Embraced in its own ice river world Strangely displaced for the few who care � the few who strive to see and know this being � to become the being in all its glory.

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Reviewed by Lady Peg (Reader)	3/18/2003

This is very visual excellent write,. Peg




Reviewed by Paul Berube	3/18/2003

Marie, well done.




Reviewed by Madame X	3/17/2003

I really enjoyed this! Great visuals!




Reviewed by Amor Sabor	3/17/2003

They are so admirable and adaptive. This poem is also quite admirable in its accurate description. Amor




Reviewed by Elizabeth Taylor (Reader)	3/17/2003

Funny, aren't they. I've only seen them behind glass in a zoo, but I'm told some species have feathers? Good poem...you are observing. ~E