Caption Challenge # 12 - Vote Here!

[Umah Bloodomen]

DEEKMAN:

on outside of card: Congratulations On Your Early Retirement!
on inside of card: Your working days have run their course!



staticon:

on outside of card: Have an exciting day!
on inside of card: Happy bus timetable spotting day



Umah Bloodomen:

Outside of Card: There's always a downside to reaching the big 4-0...
Inside of Card: You could look like that. Happy Birthday!



DaveJ:

Outside: So sorry to learn ya succumbed to a nasty hernia
Inside: You mustn't lift what you cannot shift.
Love & Best Wishes,
Dave


Seven day voting period. And I mean it this time.

[DaveJ]

Not quite how I arranged my verse, but hey.

[Jewel]

Ooo, good ones. Really good!

I refuse to say who I voted for so I cannot be accused of favoritism!

[Nerevar]

Voted.

One of the entries gives force to the argument by J.Culler, Structuralist Poetics: Structuralism, Linguistics and the Study of Literature (1975) p 183 et seq. to wit; lineation holds some intrinsic 'kind of value'. Or in the words of R.Morgan, On the Shape of a Poem (1983): 'In the body of the poem, lineation is part flesh and part skeleton, as form is the towpath along which the burden of content, floating on the formless, is pulled'.

[suzieq51]

I'll have what Nerevar's having

Congrats everyone, great effort.

[staticon]

Congratulations Umah. A fine victory.

[Deekman]

Originally posted by Nerevar
One of the entries ... part flesh and part skeleton...

Now, which one, I might wonder?

[Umah Bloodomen]

Thanks. Unfortunately though, I'm going to have to pass the selection of the next topic onto DaveJ, as I lack the time to devote to a suitable topic at this point. (I don't want to hold the game up any more than what it has been).

Great entries everyone!