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Published: September 15th 2012
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From Paressiene bussle and smog
And to avoid the eternal fog
Venture we did to warmer towns
To the great Carcassonne; city of crowns
Where kings and knights once did meet
Along winding alleys and grand royal street
Then up to where the air is clear
Pyrennes mountains scattered with deer
Near a lake in frosty Andorra
We studied the beautiful fauna and flora
It was then my car keys did disappear
We scowered the snow far and near
As we descended we couldn't be sure
But a eagle was clasping them by its claw
As it widened its brilliant span
And sawed through the sky as well it can
They jingled and jangled as he ascended
Where mid-air my keys were pended
Down they came at a terrible pace
To a dismayed look upon my face
All the way back to our unlockable box
I was snarling and cursing like a terrible fox
Only to find after reaching the bottom
That perhaps I had somehow forgotton
Or in my opinion that eagle with its eye
Was able to plant those keys from on high
Not upon snow or mud or floor
But right inside the driver's front door
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His Dudeness
Ralf Kreuze
Ah a poem
Right on, right on, a great poet thee thinks to be, perhaps for all the world to see, but pressure is great, to fall from grace... or to soar to heights of mind and space.