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    1. 01-20-2008 12:56 PM #1
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      Has anyone read Kubla Khan?

      Its a poem by coolridge that was written in a opium inspired dream. Now im not suggesting we all take opiom (unless you are a koala) but has anyone tried writting a poem in a ld? Or better yet, has anyone tried entering a freestyle rap competition? I might try this in my ld today (I am currently in my WBTB phase)
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      This idea sounded better in my sleep deprived state
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      Quote Originally Posted by Funnel View Post
      This idea sounded better in my sleep deprived state
      i would love to do that.... just to be able to say I wrote a poem in a dream

      I bet it would be hard to remember what you wrote though, once awake
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    4. 01-21-2008 02:29 AM #4
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      I've heard of people doing this, and it's been one of my dream tasks. Haven't done it yet though.
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      yeah, I've studied that poem....however its a poem written ABOUT an opium-fueled dream. not WHILST dreaming. However...its a pretty spacy poem...and its not really about dreaming...just inspired by one.

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      Quote Originally Posted by Funnel View Post
      Its a poem by coolridge.
      Being a fan of Coleridge's poems, excuse me for pointing out the typo. I've studied this poem at school, it's not one of my favourites of his, but it is certainly an interesting one.

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    7. 01-23-2008 04:17 AM #7
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      He said that in the dream, the poem was at at least 300 lines long.
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    8. 01-23-2008 04:24 AM #8
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      An other writer, Thomas De Quince, He had brilliant dreams until he started smoking opium. His dreams got grotesque, full of dread and anxiety.
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