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Original Usenet message from de.alt.rec.ascii-art, 13 Nov 2001.

                            
    
    
Re: Visuelle Lyrik
    
                        


                                            

                

            

        


    

        

            

                

                    
Re: Visuelle Lyrik

                    

                        From Benjamin Weiland <ben...@uloc.de>
                        · de.alt.rec.ascii-art
                        · 13 Nov 2001 18:24                                                    · View full thread
                                            

                

            

        


        

            

                

                    

                        
Robert Kuhn <rob...@vermtech.de> wollte folgendes der �ffentlichkeit
nicht vorenthalten:

>> die Autoren kann ich bei Bedarf auch noch rauskramen:
>Das d�rfte IIRc doch, �hhh, manno, mir liegts auf der Zunge
>*aufsteh und zum B�cherregal geh, eins von den beiden B�chern rausnehm,
>schau*
>Ahhhh - Christian Morgenstern. Aber nur IIRC.

Hm, das mit der verrinnenden Zeit ist von Geri Zotter, Mira Lobe und
Renate Welsh. Die Gezeiten find ich grade nicht mehr...

obascii:

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