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    05-17-2006 Regina Pate
Death Row by Richard Reed Jr. comments from Regina Pate. To be very percise, I would have to first hide my laughter, clear my throat, and wipe my eyes. Okay, here goes, death row, sounds so cheery, you make seem like a pleasent stay. I should be so lucky. I guess, I am lucky because from what you say, I take it I am already there, aye? Well, fine, I want a Rib-eye steak bloody rare, and some tater tots and wine before I die. And when I go to that death row way up high in the sky, I want it again, you know why. Beacause, eternity is a long time to go without steak and taters ha ha, oh oops, being very serious, here, ya know, I mean, you know. I hope Anthony likes this one, it's seems right up his ally, love ya too Anthony. lol. Great write, good job, thanks,
Gina
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    12-30-2005 Sam Hackel-Butt
I too hear the echo, and it is a nice effect to the poem, because I can imagine men or women chanting something similar to this and the words booming around the room. In a way, we're all on death row, although we don't know what our last meal is, or when we're going to die. What will our crime be?
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   12-30-2005 David Pekrul
This would probably be pretty cool set to music. We don't have a Death Row in Canada, although I'm sure there are a few people that deserve to be on one.
I also wrote a poem called 'Death Row', but it is about my flower garden.
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