Re: I'm nobody
From llizard <cq5...@freent.toronto.on.ca>
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· 26 Nov 1996 00:00 · View full thread
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In article <329...@nntp.netcruiser>, ala...@netcom.ca says... > >On 24 Nov 96 15:16:39 UTC, cq5...@freenett.toronto.on.ca (llizard) wrote: > >>Is this poem about you then? I am quoting from memory; sorry, don't know the >>author or if the words are exactly right. But I'm quite sure that the last >>line is correct. >> >> >> ,,, >> ~~'J' As I was walking down the stair, >> = M >> _|_ / I met a man who wasn't there; >> | | |/ >> | | He wasn't there again today; >> | | >>_________________ | /\ I wish, I wish he'd go away. >> /|__ E | \ >>______________ / /|_ | \ >> |__ / /|/_ | >> |__/ /_ |_|_ >> |__ | |__ >> |__ |_ /|_ >> ejm96 |__ / /|__________ >> |__/ / >> |/________________ >> >> > >Close. > >I met a man upon the stair, >A little man who wasn't there. >He wasn't there again today. >Oh, how I wish he'd go away. > Okay my last line wasn't exactly right, but the sentiment is! (Any one know the poet?) -- ,^ ===%^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ " " llizard <cq5...@torfree.net>
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