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Dear Mr. Wonderful,
 
	How come every poet I know is against the war?

Love,
Sappho
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Dear http://www.poetsagainstthewar.org/,

	Can you tell we're into the queries written 9 months ago?

	Well, as one man who was overweight famously remarked, "The first
casualty of war is pies."  And poets love to eat pie.  The furrier the
better.  Because, and make no mistake, this is absolute truth, dulcet
words in pleasing order are good for one thing only:  spreading thighs. 
Just ask Shel Silverstein.

	You can't.  Because he died happy four years ago, a nubile Moroccan
under each arm and peach juice on his mustache.  But the point is: 
Poetry is the throbbing verbal sword of life against death, and hardly
anything rhymes with "blood" except "mud" and "thud."



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-- 
Honey Why

	"So you think you've figured out everything
	But we know our minds are just made out of strings
	to be pulled, strings to be pulled."

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