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Premium Member The City of Toulouse
She's far from Faro
and I s'pose Berlin.
There's something in her buildings -
they are rose in certain light.

She's far from London,
and I s'pose New York...
(Make that I know.)
There's something in her windows -
they are bright in light.

She's where I don't live,
but I may do one day...
That's...

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© Julia Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: toulouse, city,
Form: Verse
The Farmer and Toulouse Lautrec
Technology is wonderful, especially in medicine, Elmo told Opal, the day their son Brett called to tell them the good news. The doctor had told Brett and Debbie their first child would be a boy, according to the machine in the doctor's office.

Elmer never trusted...

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Categories: toulouse, abortion,
Form: Prose
Premium Member I dreamed I was drinking with Toulouse-Lautrec
I dreamed I was in Café Terrace with Toulouse-Lautrec.
We were downing glass after glass of orange triple sec.
And quite drunk, he muttered something that shocked me so ~
he insinuated he'd eaten the ear of Vincent van Gogh!
And then I was jolted awake ~ with a...

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© Rio Jansen  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: toulouse, confusion, dream, drink, surreal,
Form: Rhyme

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