[Michael Cantor]

Citizen Kane

[Chris Childers]

I prefer raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens. Also, rock 'n roll--I just added a dime to the jukebox.

[W.F. Lantry]

Originally Posted by dean peterson

My favorite dog is the Newfoundland.

I vastly prefer miniature australian shepherds. They're faster, smarter, eat less food, and they were bred to herd horses and kill rattlesnakes. They really are a joy to watch when they're working. Conversely, have you ever seen a Newfoundland deal with a rattlesnake? I rest my case.

Thanks,

Bill

[Chris Childers]

I disagree with Janice. I think Bill Lantry got the right answer. Though I also disagree with Bill, whose favorite dog is really the Scottish terrier. I just love opinions. So fun.

[Ann Drysdale]

I haven't got one. An opinion, that is. I'm defenestrated. Truly.

(vide Gregory Corso: The Whole Mess...Almost.)

[R. Nemo Hill]

I.......

Nemo

[Michael Cantor]

Always good of you, Nemo, to keep an I out for us.

[Norman Ball]

I'm suprised no one's spoken up for ABBA. They've sold 370 million albums worldwide.

[Esther Murer]

To try to answer Stephen's question (though I'm a bit confused as to whether "rhyme scheme" = "form"): I seem to gravitate particularly to rondels and ghazals. Don't ask me why.

Also I mess around with: monorhyme; rimas dissolutas; domino rhyme; virelai post-moderne; etc. And, having been brought up on the masters of light verse, I work to get away from perfect end-rhymes.