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Had this 'mind fart' over two years ago, and never posted. Was that good, or bad?

As always, you are the Judge!


P.S. Don't take the Pic's inscription too seriously!

I don't necessarily agree with it, but it's the only
pic I had with an EPITAPH ...



EPITAPH

Copyright: 02-22-08 - Tom Hyland





E very
P erson
I s
T otally
A t
Peace
Here


E ach
P art
I s
T actfully
A round
P urgatory
H eaven - or - H ell


E cology
P ermits
I nterment
T hereby
A ccepting
P eople
H ereunder


E ven
P oets
I ncorporate
T iming
A s
P erfect
H armony


E cumenical
P articipation
I s
T aken
A bsolutely
P ositively
H eretically


E nvironmental
P lanning
I nvolves
T echnically
A ccurately
P lanting
H umans


E legant
P rose
I nvolves
T abulating
A rduous
P ronunciation
H omonyms



SEVEN - that’s ENUF of this STUFF!


R. I. P. - Requiescant In Pace - Rest in Peace


ALAS - “Poor Yorick, I knew him well!”


REQUIEM:

HERE LIES HECTOR,
HE DIED NOT OF ANGINA PECTORIS;
BUT RATHER, OF PECTORIS AMOROUS.
TOO MUCH VIAGARA MADE HIM STAGGER,
AND HIS ‘MUSCLE’ BECAME DOLOROUS!

SO PLEASE DON’T BORE US -
WITH ANOTHER POROUS CHORUS!


Peace - Pax - Pacem -
  


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Reviewed by J'nia Fowler
Reviewed on May 11, 2010
LOL Very clever here Tom, as always. Hugs, J

Reviewed by Joseph* OneLight*® (Reader)
Reviewed on May 11, 2010
I do not believe that America has died. The closest we came to that was when GW Bush was elected in 2000. Thankfully, we are now making progress toward making America great once again.

Reviewed by Georg Mateos
Reviewed on May 11, 2010
Your brain needs and enema! hahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!!!

Cuz EDvard


Reviewed by Ed Matlack
Reviewed on May 10, 2010
I don't see it as a brain fart, only as another wonderfully well thought-out treatise on a language you know so well...ed

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