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"Horatio" <qwerty_h@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> OK
>
> As of now I have compiled a master list for the Poetry Telephone Game
which
> is:
>
> Colin (Ward)
> Crystal
> PJR
> Michael Cook
> Thomas Dillion
> Rik Roots
> michael (?)
> Dale Houstman
> Zinc
> Julie Carter
> sophie
>
> If your name is not on the list - - - You Are Not Playing This Time.
> (sorry)
>
> The list is already much larger than I expected.  Here is how gameplay is
> anticipated:
>
> 1)  I will send out an original poem to a member of the list.  (The order
> may change at my discretion)
>
> 2)  That member has 24 hours to re-write and return the message
> incorporating their own style, unique flair for language and meaning but
> maintaining some aspect or relevance to the original.  (any tenuous thread
> or inspiration is fine)
>
>     *If you are not available to re-write in the next 24 hours but would
> still like to play that is fine, return the message with a note and I will
> move you in the list.
>
>     **If you have  changed your mind and would no longer like to play
please
> simply return the message with a note and I shall remove you from the
list.
>
> 3)  I will forward only the rewritten poem to the next player (possibly
> randomly selected) who will receive the same ,mission should they choose
to
> accept.
>
> 4)  I will post the full chain in temporal order at the end of the game
and
> possibly also as separate threads.
>
> 5) I am accepting any generous suggestions as to improvements to gameplay.
>
> 6) If you post with a "munged" address, please send me an e-mail at my
> address with a valid e-mail addy.
>
> Thanks for playing!!
>
> Have FUN!!
>
> -H
>
That’s a Murders row!  I don’t see the name Horatio?
Do try a set list, if I am to follow PJR I need renew my Library card
Preparation is important.
If Houstman I must practice Iyengar and learn Sanskrit
Bhujangasana assumed.
If any of the Ladies I find myself following, well
A complete review of  Wordsworth, Coleridge,
Keats, Shelley, Whitman, Goethe, Tennyson and Wilde
Is in order.
     Did I forget to mention Blake?
Piping down the valleys wild
Piping songs of pleasant glee
On a cloud I saw a child.
And he laughing said to me.

Pipe a song about a Lamb:
So I piped with merry chear,
Piper pipe that song again --
So I piped, he wept to hear.
------
Piper sit thee down and write
In a book that all may read --
So he vanish'd from my sight,
And I pluck'd a hollow reed.

Ok I'm ready
   mdc