Found poetry, from the online version of the Berkeley Public Library catalog:
You've never seen everything.
You've only got three seconds.
You've stolen my heart.
Animals, Animals, Animals!
An e2 Collaborative Virtual Mix-tape.
- "Froggy Went A Courtin'," by Tex Ritter. from Ereneta's collection
- "Muskrat Love," by America. added by etouffe
- "Cool for Cats," by Squeeze. thanks to Junkill
- "Golden Retreiver," by Super Furry Animals. thanks to gpb
- "Trout from Ipanema," by Gorillas in the Mix. from Timeshredder
- "Kitty," by The Presidents of the United States of America. suggested by sloebertje
- "Sea Lion Woman," by The Crooked Jades. Ereneta, again.
- "Mister, would you please help my pony?," by Ween. comes to us from StrawberryFrog
- "Peppermint Pig" (7" version), by Cocteau Twins. suggested by XWiz
- "Rocky Raccoon," by The Beatles. shared by Palpz
- "Atomic Dogs," by George Clinton. offered by shaogo
- "Sheep Go to Heaven," by Cake. from Tem42
- "Bat Macumba, by Os Mutantes. Thank you, kthejoker
Previous mix tape collaborations can be found at:
- What Comes Next?
- Smile. Relax. Attack.
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- Acoustic, or Mostly So.
<http://www.livejournal.com/community/everything2/65028.html>
- There She Goes.
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This is to be a collection without order, taken from many papers, which I have copied here,
hoping afterwards to arrange them according to the subjects of which they treat; for which, O
reader, blame me not, because the subjects of the world are many, and memory cannot retain them.
Seeing that I cannot choose any subject of great utility or pleasure,
because my predecessors have already taken as their own all useful and
necessary themes, I will do like one who, because of his poverty, is the last
to arrive at the fair, and not being able otherwise to provide himself,
chooses all the things which others have alreYour suggestion here)ady looked over and not taken,
but refused as being of little value. With these despised and rejected wares--
the leavings of many buyers, I will load my modest pack, and therewith take my
course, distributing these gifts, not indeed among the great cities, but among the
mean hamlets, and taking such reward as befits the thing I offer.
The Notebooks of Leonardo da Vinci
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