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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 12 Jan 2000.
DICHTPOETisch

DICHTPOETisch

SPONTANEOUS PRINTOUT 201187
===========================

Anglo-Deutch design, originating from despotic GermiNation via
ImagiNation to the hangers of the Ministry of Offence of the
Volks-Republik Fur Gedichte. This artcraft's primary function
is to command the higher levels of airy nothings to ensure an
encouraging iambic ambiance for various artack artcraft.

                  DICHTPOETisch
                  DICHTpotisch        ------ - - -  -
                  DICHTPOETizm
                  DICHTpotizm
                  desPOETizm                  ----- - - -  -
                  DICHTpotik
                  desPOETIK
st an za st an za<DICHTPOET   ------ - -  -   -
                  DICHTpot
                  desPOET
                  despot despot despot despot ======== = =  =  =
                  desPOET
                  DICHTpot
st an za st an za<DICHTPOET
                  desPOETIK
                  DICHTpotik       ------------- - -  -  -
                  desPOETizm
                  DICHTpotizm
                  DICHTPOETizm
                  DICHTpotisch
                  DICHTPOETisch            --------- - -  -  -

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From: "Wally Keeler" <poe...@idirect.com>
Subject: DICHTPOETisch
Date: 2000/01/12
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