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Refrigerator Poems

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Saturday, November 27, 2004
10:16:00 AM EST
Hearing Caprichio Espanol -- Enrique Granados

Refrigerator Poems

Picture from Hometown

Look! Now you can do your refrigerator poems on the Web. You will still need a regular refrigerator to keep your drinks cold, however. The Web cannot do all things.

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#9 Comment from visionarydiva1
11/29/04 12:46 AM | Permalink

Cool site.. Thanks John

http://visionarydiva1/AVisionaryDiva/
http://visionarydiva1/ABookClubforJLanders/
#8 Comment from plittle
11/28/04 9:52 PM | Permalink

Thanks for this, John. I poeticized in my journal.
-Paul
http://journals.aol.ca/plittle/AuroraWalkingVacation/
#7 Comment from karensull12
11/28/04 9:28 PM | Permalink

This is really cool. Thanks for the link!
#6 Comment from slacbacmac
11/27/04 7:25 PM | Permalink

i once thot of buying a set...
then i realised i'd written potery for
years without once using the werd,
MAGNET. Never mind that^
i support the concept...in theory
#5 Comment from frchteaze
11/27/04 3:01 PM | Permalink

There's actually magnet poetry software. I bought it years ago. Same concept as the website, but the software includes cool backgrounds and nice music. Plus (if I remember correctly) you can save the poems as your wallpaper & screensaver or email them to someone.

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