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Researcher 179807 Started conversation Jun 22, 2001
I really enjoyed your poem, it reminded me of some of the parables in "The Adventures of a Reluctant Messiah" by Richard Bach
I think you may enjoy it
regards Patch
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The Pink Dandelion (Taraxacum non-officinale) - Keeper of the Shrubbery Posted Jul 23, 2001
Thanks.
That'll be a freudian crab, then. Or frog.
Um, I'll look that one up then. Always nice to expand one's repertoire.
Pink.d
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The Pink Dandelion (Taraxacum non-officinale) - Keeper of the Shrubbery Posted Jul 23, 2001
Darn - no illegally copied free version of the text to which you referred available online. I'll have to buy one, instead.
Oh, btw, ignore the crab/frog comment - it makes absolutely no sense at all to me now. Maybe I meant allegorical. Who knows.
thanks again for taking time to write
Pinkd.
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Sad, Mad or Bad? - I always wanted to be a dino, but alas, I'm just old. Posted Aug 17, 2001
I loved that poem! 
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The Pink Dandelion (Taraxacum non-officinale) - Keeper of the Shrubbery Posted Aug 25, 2002
Thanks! And only a year's delay in replying. That's quite good for me.
May your lions be full of fruit (strawberries preferably)
Pinky.x
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