Creature in the Pit

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Since I was young, I learned how it is done.
The low rumble growl, means feeding times now.
I've never seen it, the Creature in the Pit.
But there's no mistaking, the tummies ache'ing,
When the creature gets hungry, feed it something.
I've heard it get loud, with its deep down growl,
I often wonder what this Creature is like,
is it little or big or an aweful sight.
I carry it in me, even though it I can't see.
But I can hear it, when its hungry and throws a fit.
The rumbleing growl deep in my stomache,
from this strange, 'Creature in the Pit.'

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LeBrozLeBrozabout 17 years ago
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Classic typos from the pen of Art. What clinches it is that reverse syntax Eve noted.

AnonymousAnonymousalmost 18 years ago
pencil neck

fan club

NahNahmanNahNahmanalmost 20 years ago
hungry?

I enjoyed it

AnonymousAnonymousalmost 20 years ago
Excellent

Good god YDD get a life and try to learn from this mans poems they are better than anything you have produced perhaps thats why you critic cause you can't write.

Art sweetie, you just keep right on writing and don't let these pencil necks bother you honey these are damn good and bring a smile to many. :)

WickedEveWickedEvealmost 20 years ago
despite

typos (aweful and rumbleing) and reversed syntax (even though it I can't see) it's rather charming and would make a cute children's poem. Actually, I read it to mine. :)

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