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Mein Kampf Analogous To One Long Run On Unparsed Sentence Fragment
Mein kampf analogous to one long run on unparsed sentence fragment Heavily punctuated - hyphen to embellish poetically with bracing circumspection, I markedly exclaim (parenthetically) cumulative elapsed LXIII obits around the nearest star dashed by at lightspeed, and quoting James Thurber storied fiction titled My Life and Hard Times, me a period study courtesy Paul Sachs (in concert with Elba Dorley) diagnosed as Schizoid Personality Disorder while thus far...

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Categories: run on, absence, adventure, analogy, beautiful,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member A Run On Dandelions
Dandelions are in short supply the news station warned us. If you have not had your immunizations it might be too late. There is a limited supply since people started to eliminate dandelions from their yards. A wise group of millennials figured out that dandelion oil is a fast cure for some cancers, shingles, and ALS. The doctors vaccinated the...

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Categories: run on, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Prose Poetry



Premium Member Ghosts of the Gargles, Or, Run-On For the Masses
This man refusing to enunciate who sounds like someone’s missing marbles found by his mouth took a vote in which escape has hands-down won against rolling around a schizoid tongue by an everyone-but-one to one-against-which-one-won margin, stubs his toe on stakes in the ground and moves swiftly on from religious talk to an amputee’s hop, thus dealing a crippling blow to choked upon...

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Categories: run on, nonsense, religion,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member You Can Run On Water
Running on top of water? Sure, I can. No, you cannot! Watch me. I’ll be Dwammed! The green basilisk puts out her hand for the five dollars. Which is just heavy enough to drown her. The chimpanzee smiles as his five dollars rises to the top. Third time today....

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Categories: run on, 2nd grade, 3rd grade,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member Life's Buses Never Run On Time
Life’s Buses Never Run on Time Life’s buses never run on time so I wait, in stoic supplication, for a god who has no schedule. Coincidence decides the crossing of our paths, spontaneous reunion of faith and practicality disappearing in the dirt of city streets, nameless sojourners jostling for “personal” space, waiting to be disgorged into those awaiting passage. Illiterate traffic signals give us hand signals –...

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Categories: run on, life, metaphor, time,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member I Don'T Run On Empty
no ink in my pen and my thoughts have all run dry i'll not write again...

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Categories: run on, poetry, writing,
Form: Senryu
Run On
The raining of your path way Came into view Like the taste of the sun Giving rays dew Words stop telling A sign to wait Contentment ending Desiers mate Long suffering Making a time to fly Endurance still in play Giving light (Spare Moment)...

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Categories: run on, love, uplifting, endurance,
Form: Light Verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things