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[rayheinrich]

... I don't like the addition of the picture simply because ... I'd rather
see the cherry and the tiny mirror for myself. ...

Maybe I could put a link at the top that says "click here for illustrated
version" thus giving a choice. But what about the ones were the image is not
just an illustration but part of the poem? On those I would have to omit
the choice link at the top which would cause additional confusion...
So I'm still trying to figure out a solution.

But you're not alone (I saved this because it's a great one):

"While I like the poem, I think your addition of an illustration (and a
literal one at that) not only spoils my enjoyment, but turns the thing
into a Hallmark greeting card."

But playing with these Hallmark images is so much fun; and what's a
hobby if it for ain't fun? And all those necked words out there;
surely there's room for a few that dress up cute.

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it seems to juxtapose it's significance to our own insignificance.
an excellent read.

if you look at the bottom of the berry, you can see an image of al capone

the play of significance and insignificance... cool, i'm going to steal that!

al capone?
i thought it was jesus.