Comments on this is what happens when you are bored at 12:47AM by AdorableBlanket

boxofun

Agreed and liked :)
- Posted about 9 years ago.
- 5 out of 5
Akheloios

A Christmas elf died when you rhymed poem with roam.

But great work, I enjoyed it a lot.
- Posted about 9 years ago.
- 5 out of 5
Bob Liddil

Da Bomb! Terrific!
- Posted about 9 years ago.
- 5 out of 5
Wednesday [PJ] ((LoA))

I like the succint disproval (that probably isn’t a word) of Cookie’s theorem.
- Posted about 9 years ago.
- 5 out of 5
Kihd

Haha, the thought of a Christmas elf dying…hahaha….

Cook!e just got served a steaming plate of OWNAGE.
- Posted about 9 years ago.
- 5 out of 5
Tad Winslow

Nicely done. I loved it. xD
- Posted about 9 years ago.
- 5 out of 5
Abby (LoA)

Fantastic!!! How the tables turn =] and still a great piece of writing. Made my day…Vive la revolution
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- Posted about 9 years ago.
- 5 out of 5
The Electric Hillbilly

I like how you got inspired at 12:47 a.m. to be exact, tapped into your inner Ficleteer, and cranked out poetic rendition of what it means to be a micro-fiction writer. Even got your rhyme on, then topped it off with the perfect title. Set your alarm clock for 12:47 a.m. again in the future!
- Posted about 9 years ago.
- 5 out of 5
Abstract

Great poem! Ah, to burn the midnight oil. I do so much of my best work at around that timeâ€¦though I should probably stop going to bed at 6:00 AM and sleeping until 4:00 PMâ€¦

@Pandora Jae: Not to worry, “disproval” is a bona fide English word.
- Posted about 9 years ago.
- 5 out of 5
Robert Quick

Good job, Blanket! I commend you for breaking down what we do inside a meager rhyme. It embodies the fact that our “weakness” is often our strength.

@ Abstract- I’m right there with you. Midnight to six am is writing time. All the distractions are asleep and my muse has the thoughts of the day to tap into.
- Posted about 9 years ago.
- 5 out of 5
AdorableBlanket

Whoa people liked this? What is this, Bizarro World?
- Posted almost 9 years ago.