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Poem of the Weak My head is pounding, Stale nails, I think. My stomach is growling, Like tigers; I'm so weak. I didn't celebrate New Year's Eve, Drink too much or have to heave. I ate right and went to bed early, So why am I feeling so damn surly? Didn't want to get out of bed, Daydreams running my silly head. Oh dread. My Poem of the weak , Slipped out�It�s dead! And so I'm penning, This poor excuse. So much for trying, What's the use? Now that I'm finished, Can crawl back to bed. With visions of damsels, Not classic poems--instead. Copyright 2004 � Ronald W. Hull 1/4/04
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Reviewed by June Thompson (Reader)

Reviewed on January 16, 2004

lovely enticing picture

one can only hope it's more than a dream ;-)

enjoyed your write of the week, or was it the rite of the weak

Reviewed by Katy Walsvik (Reader)

Reviewed on January 10, 2004

Jaysus, Ron.. another doozie! I find myself just grinning in the company of your clever wordplays and rhymes and rhythms.. there's a mournful tone to this, but you've tempered it with a zesty delivery and some of your imfamous perky words. Does that mean you 'blend well'? hehe... Great poem! katy xox.

Reviewed by jude forese

Reviewed on January 6, 2004

birthing a weak poem, now that has to be a classic ;)

Reviewed by *********** ********** (Reader)

Reviewed on January 6, 2004

I'll take a dream of my Braveheart over writing a poem anyday. ;)

Enjoyed Ron ty, Dani

Reviewed by Evelyn Simon

Reviewed on January 5, 2004

It's no wonder your head hurts, the picture is taunting you. LOL!
The write was pretty cool too. :0)

Reviewed by Andy Turner (Reader)

Reviewed on January 5, 2004

Ah a kindred spirit,except I turned over to hug a certain lady in my dream,bang,fell straight on the floor, dream turned to awaking nightmare:)) If that pic'syour dream,tell her not to enter your dream so over dressed!!!

Reviewed by SilverCeltic Moon

Reviewed on January 5, 2004

LOL, I know how you feel. ;) Silver

Reviewed by No Longer Member (Reader)

Reviewed on January 5, 2004

Ronald, I very strong write...Happy New Year.

Reviewed by Tinka Boukes

Reviewed on January 4, 2004

Sweet dreams Ronald.....LOL!!

Love Tinka

Reviewed by E T Waldron

Reviewed on January 4, 2004

Excellent write Ronald! very creative word play. Enjoyed! Hope you feel better soon!

Reviewed by Nicole Davis Vergara (Reader)

Reviewed on January 4, 2004

Ooo my you do have some exciting dreams, keep dreaming and writing!
Happy New Year
~Nikki~

Reviewed by George Carroll

Reviewed on January 4, 2004

Sounds OK to me. Dream on

Reviewed by Mr. Ed

Reviewed on January 4, 2004

Not a bad vision!

Reviewed by Kate Clifford (Reader)

Reviewed on January 4, 2004

Keep dreaming! :-)

Reviewed by Sandie May Joyce (Sandie Angel)

Reviewed on January 4, 2004

Sounds to me someone is having so much fun. Heehee!

Happy New Year to you, Ron!

Sandie Angel a.k.a. May Lu :o)

Reviewed by Jim Dunlap

Reviewed on January 4, 2004

Well, at least you have exciting dreams.

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