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To: Don Martini who wrote (18088)	6/24/1998 2:15:00 AM
From: Don Martini	Respond to of 39621

'Nother Poem Copyrighted A few line from a longer poem I called: Museum of Monkey Mythology: So now ten million years have passed And mankind's day approaches fast See next this DRYOPITHECUS So much advanced, it seems to us With rounded skull and great long arms And other early apish charms That we deduced from just a tooth And jawbone fragments, that's the truth Some tiny pieces, two or three Set him in your family tree! RAMAPITHECUS, there on your left A tribute to our artists, deft Jaws and teeth, G. Lewis found Broken in the hard packed ground But he was 50 inches tall Brain the size of a billiard ball Hair on his back, nails on his toes How we learned that, nobody knows Ancestral to man, can be no doubt Ramaapithecus, can't do without! 1984 Don Martini