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Article #60500Re: Poetry Telephone Master list and CC&R's
From: "Horatio"
Date: Sat, 15 Nov 2003 15:21
Date: Sat, 15 Nov 2003 15:21
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"Michael Cook" <cook368NOSPAM@ameritech.net> wrote in message news:vrc11om0bu4ta3@news.supernews.com... > > "Horatio" <qwerty_h@hotmail.com> wrote in message > news:%Djtb.11713$691.5106@news01.roc.ny... > > 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? I will be starting this round, so my poem is first. > Do try a set list, if I am to follow PJR I need renew my Library card sorry, I have already decided against that. > Preparation is important. > If Houstman I must practice Iyengar and learn Sanskrit > Bhujangasana assumed. yes, it is too bad Hammes didn't join, he would have made the perfect Housman follower, I think. > 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 you seem to have a handle on it. Your address is good, no? -H > > >
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