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Rum'n'Molasses
by Glen D. Lovelace
Thursday, October 09, 2003

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Tripping along,
Along
A long,
Long
Log of cinnamon:
Slipping down,
Down,
Dipping down;

Sipping
Hot,
Buttered,
Rum
And molasses.

"Why?"
--'long the long, long log of cinnamon--
Moots myriad answers;

Therefore's no question!

Never mind:
Spaced out Mythologyees;
Spaced in Astrologyees;
Obnoxious Scornbutts!

Enjoy
--How-Ever--
Tripping along,
Along
The long,
Long
Log of cinnamon:
Slipping down,
Down,
Dipping down;

Sipping
Hot,
Buttered,
Rum
And molasses!

I-MAGE

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Reviewed by Regis Schilken	2/6/2011

Long live rum and coke or whatever! rege




Reviewed by Mark Rockeymoore	10/27/2003

lol...this piece made me thirsty...:)




Reviewed by Susan Cook-Jahme	10/10/2003

Now that sounds like a good drink - fun poem :0)




Reviewed by Rebekah Rosie Lang	10/10/2003

Interesting write to say the least!




Reviewed by Taylor Trenton (Reader)	10/10/2003

I am going to get some apple cider and soak cinnimon in it excellent.




Reviewed by Woman Words (Reader)	10/10/2003

a yummy drink of a poem




Reviewed by Ted Sheridan (Reader)	10/10/2003

I came in here for a drink, but the poem will surfice.




Reviewed by Cheryl Sellers	10/10/2003

good write

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