Adopt a Beard .com - Abstract poetry, gibberish, and art.

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3/26/2006

pavlov's dog

bonjour, mes amis.*

today i am proud to announce a poetry submission from a new name. please meet Maria L. take some time and enjoy her poem, "Fade".

not to be forgotten, shastadaisy123 has most graciously submitted another poem for the archives. behold... "This Box That I Live In".

now i must retreat to my damp dark shell once again. i hope to emerge soon... the date may perhaps coincide with the date i finish exams (April 27th).

until next time... Hamnet

*i do not parle the francais

posted by Hamnet at 10:11 PM

3/20/2006

It will be beautiful, all the same

Today is supposed to be the first day of Spring, my favourite season. But I guess it takes a while to set up and set in. I will be patient.

Spring is a time for new things and sometimes new people. Today, I thought it fitting to post a poem by a new AAB author, Crimson Subway, entitled "Inertia." Need I say, "Check it out?" Yes? Ok... Check it out.

posted by Hamnet at 11:40 PM

3/2/2006

Happy Friday Eve

Hello devoted readers. I wish you a happy Friday Eve. Or, for those of you in the far East (yes, I am referring to Europe--it's all about perspective!), happy Friday. I know my weekend will be fun-filled, how about yours?

I am also hoping to have a top-secret meeting concerning the creation of a poetry book... no, I have not let this idea die! In fact, big things are on the horizon. And by big, I certainly mean expensive and time consuming.

Cheerio. Take it easy, and... oh yes, I almost forgot... read "The Morning Killers" by Paul Ginz. Good to hear from you again, Paul!

posted by Hamnet at 11:38 PM