A Romantic In Hell

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At 17 I liked a girl in school
The first to wear hot pants
Olive skinned slender Sicilian Linda
My pal said I was
In love with love

My pal said I was not a eunuch
With fortification and demonstration
I strolled in dapper fashion
To the nearest dictionary

~

No woman ever flung a plate at me
To crash on a wall
The only thing near
Was my typewriter
Discovered mangled

Just one part functioned
A political sticker
Above the keyboard
On Olivetti steel
"STOP THE WAR"
I extracted the bell

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duddle146duddle146over 17 years ago
evocative.

Let us return now to the wild carefree days of the '60's. A sentimental lookback including a typewriter that would now be an antique.

Tired TexanTired Texanover 17 years ago
Yes, someone knows....

Olivetti steel... I extracted the bell...

To me, these phrases make the message.

I really liked it.

LeBrozLeBrozover 17 years ago
~~

An Olivetti ~

Does anyone in this day

Know what an Olivetti is ~

Or care?

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