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THREE NUMBERS & A WORD
There's a shuffle of cards in a stack
And each has a word on its back.
You look through the pile
It takes you a while
Until you flip over the "Jack."
You track the full number of flips
And write it on one of the slips
You find with the pen,
Then do it again,
But this time you're looking for "Strips."
Then taking the cards you've learned
To shuffle and stack and turn,
You go tenth to the end
For the word to send
And the word you must send is "Burn."
If the word isn't what I've decreed
And the numbers aren't powers of three
Then give it a rest
'Cause you've failed my test
Of a random ability.
D. Edgar Lamp
TheDailyPoem705
Limerick Stanza
Portland, Oregon
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JOURNAL: AmTrak Sleeper from Seattle, WA to Emeryville, CA
~ The Daily Poet
Categories: Limerick, JANUARY 2012
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