Antidisestablishmentarianism
accommodates structural,
religious-freedom integrity.
A contest entry
- Another Hay[na]ku (my 50th contest on AP) by cherche -d -ame.
1050 points, ended March 24, 2007, 32 entries
• next poem in this contest, remove from contest
Please tell me what you think
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mwahahaha
ok, I like you, that was gutsy and kinda funny. And everyone that doesnt know, this poem does actually state the factual plain truth. Not very poetic, butt... funny
bravo!
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yesthisinthedictionaryitisaverylongword
buttouseitinahaynakuisabsurd
sojustletmesayinmyveryownway
itisnotthelongestwordeveriheard
here is the longest word:
Lopadotemachoselachogaleokranioleipsanodrimhypotrim-
matosilphio-paraomelitokatakechymenokichlepi
kossyphophattoperisteralektryonop-tekephalliokig
klopeleiolagoiosiraiobaphetraganopterygon
(183 letters)
here is the wiki link to read about this one and more:
http://209.85.165.104/search?q=cache:7U7wUQqiGPgJ:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Longest_word_in_English+longest+word+in+
the+english+language&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=1&gl=us
check out the length of the link...lmao
anyway...interesting word to choose, for this form..you pulled it off quite well..proper usage..very whitty/bizzare...kudos
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Thanks for looking it up and solving the curiosity. 183 letters, that sounds like quite a filling dish. Would have been pretty tough to use in context. Thanks for your comment.
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Haven't we met?
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A hot day in june, penetrating sun, sweat beaded brow drip down hot glimmering skin. I brushed up against you. Butterfly tingle made me smile. We exchanged knowing winks while pondering what ifs.
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"You are too bad,"she said, lounging back in her chair, arms folded across her body.
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Hmmm, what's she thinkin' comes to mind
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So he says... "hey baby, wanna do it?"
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And he walks up to her, nonchalant like, trying to be cool but he's a dork and can't help it..... lol
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lol...to be continued....
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In the next episode of "what to hell is going on here anyway"..... Will they finally meet and rip each others clothes off or..... will fate make them ever strangers... thinking... wondering what might have been?
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interesting poem, you used this word well within your poem, best of luck in the contest and as far as I am aware is the longest word at 45 letters in english is:
pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis...it is some kind of lung disease,
take care
Michelle ~
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This word is indeed in the dictionary.
When i was a kid i remember my dad telling me this was the longest word in the english dictionary.
Still havent found out if thats true though! -
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I always heard that too...can anyone clear this up!... c'mon there's gotta be someone who knows... LMAO 'cause it's what I like to do. Hehehe
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ouffffff...what a word
It must be one of the longest ones I have ever read and sounds like one I would make up if none was available and I needed to explain something. I wonder if it is in the dictionary? But even if not, I will not deduct for it, as I believe in "poetic license" and it fit for what you wanted to say. Thank you for entering and best wishes,
reenie
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erm, ok then!
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