Text Me Back

Randomness...hehe
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Oh Allie!
Where thou art hath the wind blown thee?
Lost forever in an endless sea
How still I hath ridden through texts and letters
Waiting for thy reply - no word shall render
If thy health is but a dying willow on the meddled earth
I should like to tend thee through silliness and mirth 
However, if thou heart is ever set against mine texts
My mind shall go nuts and the poetry vexed!
Text me back, thy sweet Allie-roo
And I shall be forever in debt to you!!!

Your melodramatic, weirdo friend,

Laura Elizabeth Breanderthong
Copyright © | Year Posted 2012

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Caulfield Avatar
June 4, 2012 at 7:07 PM
Melodramatic is right. Even my son says this is an interesting poem. Allie- roo he dreams of you.
Horsman Avatar
May 7, 2012 at 8:12 AM
This is excellent Laura, in fact it is a breath of fresh air, who would ever think of writing a text poem, you did, and it's brilliant. harry
Dietrich Avatar
May 7, 2012 at 8:05 AM
this is super cool. I don't even know how to text but i love this poem. My eyes are not great, sweetie. When I leaned in and really looked at the "roos" I could see it was that sphinx cat. I love those too. I would like to own one because I heard they enjoyed body heat and I always wanted an affectionate cat. Mine are not too much that way. a major bummer!!
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May 6, 2012 at 2:06 PM
Smile ˜ (sjeindbejfbfjfbseiennfbf) ˜ There You Go Darling, Sweeet Baby Girl * I Thought That I Would It Via Our Secret Codes; Just In Case, My Precious Love; Ssssh ˜ Always & Forever, John!:) ˜
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