saint_monkey

This one is tougher.

Make a poem using these lines. Put them at the beginning of a line, or at the end, or put a line in-between. That much is up to you. But break them up or add to them to alter the meaning of the verse, and yet keep them semi-intact so that it the original can be recognized:

And we live a life of ease
Everyone of us
Has all we need
Sky of blue
And sea of green
In our yellow
Submarine

write me a poim using these words:

weasel
bark
hospital
sector
girl
army
matter

containing the words:

canker
cancer
center
candor
canter (and/or cantor)
counter
conquer
confer

tell me what love is...

eg: love is never having to say you're sorry.

i'll start...

• love is when all the lights are yellow
• love is never having to have bail money on hand (for yourself anyhow)
• love is when the other person eats the last scoop of ben and jerry's and you don't mind... in fact, you served it to them.

you get the picture, now go to it skippy!

This is using one of Burrough's methods for automatic poetry... I took a ruler and put it on the second column of page 776 of "The New Century Book Of Facts" (c. 1935) and drew a line. i then wrote here the words that the line bisected. make a poem containing some of the words... which ones, the order, etc, are up to you.

religious and things the to dancing astronomy Vedas William writers unknown poets Brahamanas which Uphanishads theological Brahamanas hardly Sanskrit dramatic is which B.C. 100 stanzas describes twelfth second work favorite lines nation and mixture dating centuries late form and Shiva highest

as for the odd religious nature of the words, that's just synchronicity for you.

compose a poem containing the words

underscore
novocaine
flytrap
loser