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Ms. Simile Skeltonics
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Linda J. Alexander
Wednesday, September 24, 2003
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John Skelton, ca. 1460-1529, has inspired me. The term is "Skeltonics."
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I use words like bullets.
About the pullets?
No, more like mullets
For supper, maybe,
A pea like a baby. . . .
Green (after supper), & mushy.
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