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Old 09-11-2007, 02:47 AM   #1
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I enjoy playing with words, as I think many do here. The other day I posted a parody of Portia's speech from "The Merchant of Venice" in poetry, and today I have put one up based on Cory's Poem "Heraclitus" and Evelyn Waugh's parody of it. I don't really feel it is the right place for this kind of thing. Perhaps you should establish a page for things like this. It might be fun.
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It seems pretty simple to me. If it's poetry, post it under poetry, whether parody or otherwise.
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