[lit-ideas] Re: Genetic Jubilation
- From: Ursula Stange <Ursula@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: lit-ideas@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 25 Oct 2008 14:39:35 -0400
Congratulations, Mike. My youngest turned thirty this month with nary
a grandchild (never mind a marriage) in the planning (although there's
hope for the latter). My YOUNGER sister already has a great
grandchild. But I remain unembittered...
Mike Geary wrote:
REDUNDANCY
God is good.
So are Geary genes,
Another batch of which
just made the scene,
in the form of a boy
born of Ondine.
So here's the pitch:
If it's for genes you itch,
and no one in the hood
looks like they could
saw wood,
then call me:
The Gene Machine,
Yes, of course we had to share
the territory with the Lowrimores
and the Schmitts and the Mitchells
and the Sweets and the Greenes
-- but what the hell, he's still a Geary.
Mike Geary.
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REDUNDANCY God is good. So are Geary genes, Another batch of which just made the scene,in the form of a boy born of Ondine.
So here's the pitch: If it's for genes you itch, and no one in the hood looks like they could saw wood, then call me:The Gene Machine,
Yes, of course we had to share the territory with the Lowrimores and the Schmitts and the Mitchells and the Sweets and the Greenes -- but what the hell, he's still a Geary. Mike Geary.
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