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|    kdudley239@gmail.com to James C. Simpson    |
|    Re: "bird on a window sill" poem    |
|    10 Jan 13 15:40:08    |
      On Sunday, May 11, 1997 3:00:00 AM UTC-4, James C. Simpson wrote:       > I carried that poem in my wallet for many years, but lost it       > even more years ago. I'd sure like to find it again. I don't       > know why I thought it was so funny -- maybe just my age at       > the time I first heard it.       >       > I remember the last line slighly differently, however:       > I gently pulled the window down,       > and crushed its f...ing skull.       >       > Hugh Williamson wrote:       > >       > > Does anyone know the poem about the bird on the window sill which       > > ends       > >       > > "so I gently closed my window...and crushed it's little skull"               See the bird with the yellow bill , perched upon my window sill .. I lured       him closer with crumbs of of bread , then I crushed his fu____ head !              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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