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Japanese Noodles
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Gorillas will never walk upright. Spoons don't pierce hearts. Tears at the point of contact never saved my confounded soul. You stole it anyway. I'm in Nod, honey. I'm in Nevernevernod. Honey. Honey. Honey. I'm in Nod.

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Reviews of "Japanese Noodles"

Reviewed by Alexandre Arnau

Reviewed on April 24, 2005

i don't get it either...

Reviewed by A. Sperry

Reviewed on April 19, 2005

close but japanese noodles did apply to the poem. figure that one out Vaeni.

Reviewed by Jeremy Vaeni

Reviewed on April 19, 2005

Well...you know...gorillas maybe shouldn't ever walk upright. I mean monkey's tried it and look how that ended up.

I like that this is one of those coded "only the author knows for sure" pieces that opens the door to the reader just enough to make us wanna figure it out. Then I look at the title and realize it has nothing to do with the poem. You got bored and silly and said "Screw it. Japanese Noodles." It's just what came to mind.

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