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Abrupt Breach, Coronary Dissection (ABC)
by Mary -BrytEyz- Ball (Age: 38)
copyright 05-09-2005
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Age Rating: 10 to 127

 
Abrupt breach
Coronary dissection
Forever estranged
Hindered gratification
Involuntarily jaded
Knave's legacy
Naivate misplaced
Oblique piracy
Qualm Resisted
Truculent sarcophagus
Underhanded vermian
Wanton xylophagous
Zealous yaws
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Or if you MUST have it in ABC order...
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Abrupt breach, coronary dissection
Estranged forever, gratification - hindered
Involuntarily jaded, knave's legacy
Misplaced naivate, oblique piracy
Qualm Resisted, sarcophagus truculent
Underhanded vermian, wanton xylophagous
Yaws' Zion


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05-26-2005 Walter Jones    

With words and life many dance into the mind, but few will ever understand the voice inside or outside the ryhme. Contest or not this is Good.. Walt


05-24-2005 Anthony Lane Stahlhut    

Don't sell yourself short, I think you have at least a fifty fifty chance! This is just as good as mine! Anthony


05-11-2005 Brian Dickenson    

WOW! I thought I knew a few words. My electronic dictionary blew its fuse.
I had to find my old 'Consise Oxford', to carry on.
Very cleverly done.
It's back to my Oxford for me.
Brian.



05-11-2005 Doreen Reynolds    

Very clever. I recently read a book where I found 100 new words. I had to sit with a dictionary. I bet you got some of those words from one.
I enjoyed it.


05-11-2005 Tori Lang    

Very clever mary! im proud of you! I am yet to attempt my version of this type of poem. so wish me luck, I am lucky to be amngst great writers for inspiration


05-10-2005 Mary -BrytEyz- Ball    

Come on now guys... this is the age old "lost love" theme. I loved, he toyed with my emotions, I'm left a wreck... yada, yada, yada. :-) AND ... I DID IT!!!! :-P

Do you know how HARD this was? And parts of it almost even rhyme! I think Anthony will still win... but at least I had a decent entry, right? :-D

And what words did you have trouble with? Here's a summary...

A sudden break that left me with
A heart cut to peices and dissected
Forever separated from my dream
Kept from my happiness it seems
Exhausted and ruined against my will
Just a legacy of an unprincipled fellow
No longer naive/innocent, it was a
Deceiving/dishonest theft of my emotions
I refused to listen to the voices of reason
Ignoring the inner warnings about him
Left me with a coffin-like heart,
full of holes...a coffin despoiled/destroyed
Leaving it open, accessible, and vulnerable
to the undermining worm of a man
who completely destroyed me
Pesky insect! His memory feeds
upon the dry rot that's left behind
like a disease (yaws) causing ulcers
and destruction bone deep!



05-10-2005 David Pekrul    

I won't comment on this yet, first I'll have to get out my dictionary. I do hope, however, that you will be entering this in my contest.


05-09-2005 Anthony Lane Stahlhut    

You can say that again! Anthony


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