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November 25, 2007

neighborhood poetry program

by gl. at 11:38 pm

last week trixie hosted an impromptu poetry workshop for some neighborhood boys:


[youthful poets]

they played with trixie a long time, considering how cold it was that day. let's see what they came up with:


[tell us where you want it you naked man]


[i make love wildly]


[all we need is weed]


[symphony & love]


[swift work makes only more]

i totally loved that last one. they were so pleased they didn't even balk when i asked for their picture:


[say cheese!]

posted by gl. | November 25, 2007 11:38 PM | comments (5) | categories: trixie

Comments

How cool - you and Trixie have created four new budding poets!

Posted by: Sister Diane at November 26, 2007 8:17 AM

Snort!

Were they disappointed that you didn't blanch and holler at them?

Posted by: michael5000 at November 26, 2007 12:06 PM

Plan for next time: remove all words that refer directly to drugs and/or sex, and see how long it takes them to come up with poetry that still refers to these topics! Present awards for cleverest drug/sex/illicit behavior metaphor! Delightful inter-generational fun!

Posted by: Bansheegrrll at November 26, 2007 1:03 PM

Lol, that first one cracks me up....

Posted by: ubatuber at November 26, 2007 1:52 PM

i was really surprised & delighted they continued to play with it even after i drifted outside to see what was up. i hardly ever get to see people play with trixie; it's almost always anonymous poetry i find upon my return.

they asked if people stole them and i said "sometimes, but i hope it doesn't happen again because this is my last batch, and when they're gone, they're gone." and so i hope in some small way it makes them feel more protective towards her.

Posted by: gl. at November 26, 2007 11:30 PM

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