[New-Poetry] World's worst poet from edward mycue

[Anny Ballardini]

There are many other ways of seeing it, for ex.: that Joseph is a demanding and respectable academic, that Suzanne Baran is not only a computer programmer but also working on a huge project, we also learned a new word: "..." the meaning of which is "break and manipulate;" we also came to know a new member, hello! And that Finnegan is a car man (no horses for him, :-))

by this I am not saying that Bob is not guilty, ...
 
continuing with my Cormac McCarthy:

He understood what the priest could not. That what we seek is the worthy adversary. For we strike out to fall flailing through demons of wire and crepe and we long for something of substance to oppose us. Something to contain us or to stay our hand. Otherwise there were no boundaries to our own being and we too must extend our claims until we lose all definition. Until we must be swallowed up at last by the very void to which we wished to stand opposed. 
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  From: JforJames at aol.com 
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  Sent: Saturday, May 17, 2008 11:23 PM
  Subject: Re: [New-Poetry] World's worst poet from edward mycue


  In a message dated 5/17/2008 5:03:01 PM Eastern Daylight Time, screwzbaran at gmail.com writes:
    no longer wish to engage in acrimonious discussions about the SGI, Buddhism, Daisaku Ikeda (UN Peace Ambassador). I was simply trying to defend personal attacks on my Buddhist practice, my character
  I think Suzanne is correct here. Bob (inadvertently) started this whole row by misattributing the quote appended to her original email. She said she wasn't under the spell of and cult and we should take that at face value.
  Something said got Joe on his high horse, which he mounted with a fucking flying bound.
  Note: Bob Grumman is always to blame. At least on this list.
  Finnegan

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