Tuesday, April 26, 2011

NAPOWRIMO DAY TWENTY FIVE

Never begin a reading with a doubtful
stance or no one will trust you, however earthy
and earned your lines. What you’ve spotted,
trapped in ink can vanish in faux pas. Stamping
is ill-advised at the lectern. Counting copper
and pot metal coins makes listeners crabby.
Stick to onomatopoeia – or try barking!
No dairy, no drinking, no fried
anything whose rumbles or joggling
the mic might transmit. Your rapid
breath should convey that we’re spying
on a truth that you’ve just now met.

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couldn't get onto the internet yesterday
my in-house on-line expert was in meetings
turns out he'd turned off the internet

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