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AlphaBet C's by Scott J Haas Friday, May 09, 2008 Rated "PG" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan I sometimes give myself difficult writing tasks just to see if I can do it. In this case I wanted to create a series of poems that went alphabetically forward, backward or both. This was my very first. I'll save you the dictionary lookup. Xiphias are swordfish. Warning: If you let your imagination flow with this it can be graphic in a Jaws sort of way.
AlphaBet C's A big clam dipped evenly forward. Gulls hawkishly instigated joyous knowledge. Lunch made new. Oh people, question rising seas. Tides undulating, varied where xiphias yearn zealously. Zealously yearning Xiphias wait voraciously, understanding that somewhere racing quickly people offer newly made lunch. Killing, jabbing, instinctively hurling Grey friction enters deep, cold bay areas.

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Reviewed by Michelle Mead	5/13/2008

Wow, that is pretty impressive indeed!!




Reviewed by Karen Palumbo	5/9/2008

Extremely creative and a story unfolds of life in the sea, well done... Be always safe, Karen