Sunday, August 5, 2012

Baptism At The Creek Comments

Rating: 5.0

The parson stopped, he now was weary,
From baptising thirty eight;
Next, a sinner eager, heavy
'Bout two fifty was his weight.
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Joseph Anderson
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Suelynn Walters 21 August 2012

I liked this one so much.

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Danny Draper 19 August 2012

Great humor, thanks for sharing.

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Captain Cur 09 August 2012

Still laughing. Not sure if you actually witnessed this but great story in any event. Loved it. You got a great down to earth sense of humor, Joe.

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Adeline Foster 08 August 2012

Got a smile from me as well. Thanks for your kind thoughts, so glad you like my poems. Adeline

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Juan Olivarez 07 August 2012

Very humorous, reminds me of the joker in the movie The Ghost and mr. Chicken shouting atta boy Luthor one great poem joe.

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Walterrean Salley 06 August 2012

A quite funny piece Joseph. Whatever works; there’s more than one way to fry an egg. Just get him in there. Hahaha. Very good.

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Heather Wilson 06 August 2012

The sinner was prepared to repent, the hard way it seems, a brilliant write Sir, loved it.

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Simon Odhiambo 06 August 2012

Was he heavy in sin or in weight? either way wading would save the preacher and the 'sinner' A well written poem

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Valerie Dohren 05 August 2012

Wonderful Joseph, respectfully amusing write.

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