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One MORE Thing I Know by pat medlin Friday, March 09, 2012 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan out with the dark...in with the light
I know I talked to a slug with legs... on his toes were three gold rings and I know this worm could fly if I could only find his wings. I know when the sun lights up the night and if I could stay awake I'd see them race to the bottom of the hill to swing on the old garden gate. So I know if a slimey slug can run and a lazy fat worm can fly... there must be a few purple raindrops that can fall up from the ground to the sky.

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Reviewed by Walt Hardester	4/1/2012

LOL.....Pretty darned cool. Can I have some of those mushrooms? Walt




Reviewed by John Flanagan	3/27/2012

You see the world uniquely, Pat, with humour, imagination and real style. i love this. john




Reviewed by Miss Wisdom (Reader)	3/21/2012

Made me smile out loud!




Reviewed by Morgan Merriweather	3/18/2012

I like this. I am a big believer (little) kids see things we don't. Nicely written. ~ Morgan




Reviewed by Annabel Sheila	3/10/2012

Whimsical and a total delight! Anna




Reviewed by Asa Seeley	3/9/2012

only believe(smile). great work, thanks. asa




Reviewed by Mary Ann Biddinger	3/9/2012

Delightful poem Pat. Lady Mary Ann




Reviewed by D. Vaineo	3/9/2012

Pat, I like your perception... Always, Deborah




Reviewed by Ronald Hull	3/9/2012

A very creative and imaginative poem. Aurora borealis are dropping from the sky as I write this. May worms fly as butterflies in the eternal sky. Ron




Reviewed by Jerry Bolton	3/9/2012

I'm certainly with you with the "out with the dark...in with the light" thing, Pat. This was a cute poem, and actually made sense to me. I think I saw those purple raindrops a few times back in the sixties, and yes, they were falling from the ground to the sky.