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judgement night
By pualdo
27 May 2007
this is just me playing with words, but I like this poem.

I'm under the warped floorboards, in the rickety bed and breakfast, with a pack of red eyed wolves prowling the streets outside with the remains of children soggy in their mouths. i hide in excited silence, staring at the pile of spiders that writhes in front of me and I hope not to be found.

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CRAP!!!!!
Written by pualdo (10 comments posted) 27th May 2007
could somebody PLEASE tell me how to make a new paragraph on this site? I'M FLABBERGASTED!!!

Written by stevetroster (1549 comments posted) 27th May 2007
Why? It looks great the way it is! 
Go to 'view my existing work' and tab it down. 
It's best to post first as 'just me', and then to go back in to 'view' to tweek it before revealing to all. 
Does that make sense? 
 
Best wishes 
Steve. 
 
P.S. love this bit: a pack of red eyed wolves prowling the streets outside with the remains of children soggy in their mouths.

Written by Phil (6688 comments posted) 27th May 2007
Only guessing, but is this something like what you were after? 
 
 
I'm under the warped floorboards,  
in the rickety bed and breakfast,  
with a pack of red eyed wolves  
prowling the streets outside  
with the remains of children soggy in their mouths.  
i hide in excited silence,  
staring at the pile of spiders  
that writhes in front of me  
and I hope not to be found. 
 
I normally hit the return/enter key to start a new line. Maybe you have conficts? 
 
Phil 

Written by Phil (6688 comments posted) 27th May 2007
Unlikely that you'd have conficts, but you might have conflicts. 
 
Phil

Written by stevetroster (1549 comments posted) 27th May 2007
Or possibly cornflakes. 
 
I'm under the warped floorboards 
in the rickety bed and breakfast, 
with a pack of red eyed wolves 
prowling the streets outside. 
The remains of children 
soggy in their mouths. 
 
I hide in excited silence, 
staring at the pile of spiders 
that writhe in front of me. 
I hope not to be found. 
 
TAB KEY 
RETURN KEY 
IT'S ALL SAME 
TO ME. 
 
Or even convicts. 
I have MANY conflicts
Written by pualdo (10 comments posted) 27th May 2007
The tab key? what does that do?  
 
DAMN THESE CORNFLAKES!

Written by stevetroster (1549 comments posted) 28th May 2007
As Phil points out, 
hit the return/enter key 
to start a new line. 
Why I mentioned tab 
is beyond me, 
perhaps I'd drunk 
too much wine? 
Wine makes cornflakes 
very soggy.

Written by madeupname (18 comments posted) 28th May 2007
I love this life long learning! Poetry, ict and nutrition all in the one sitting!!!!

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