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A Hunger Artist - Franz Kafka (Bibliography in comments)

ACROSTIC

M AMZELLE AURLIE HAD NEVER  BEEN IN LOVE.
R RIKKI-TIKKI-TAVI FOUGHT SINGLE-HANDED.
V ERY PROBLEMS HAVE HAD AUNT RACHEL.
I MPORTANT TO HAVE A BURGLAR ALARM.
L ITTLE GIRL HOW WANTS CHIRISTMAS EVERY DAY.
L ONG JOURNEY THAT HE TOOK IN THE CHILDS STORY.
A GILE LIKE EEL-POUT.
F ALSE AS THE OIL OF DOG.
R ICH AS THE MODEL MILLIONAIRE.
I NTELIGENT AS HUGHIE ERSKINE.
D ARK AS THE MAN HOW ENTER TO THE NEWSPAPER OFFICE.
A RTISTIC WORKS IN THE MODEL MILLIONAIRE.
Y ES, THEY HAVE SEEN THE LAST OF THE EEL-POUT.

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Words pronounced the same way

1) Too = Tambien

    Two = Dos

2)Write = Escribir

    Right = Derecho

3)Hear = oír 

   Here = Aquí 

4)Chair = Silla

   Share = Compartir

5)Eyes = Ojos

   Ice = Hielo

6)Seem = Parecer

   Seam = Costura

7)Day = Día 

   They = Ellos

8)This = Esto

   These = Estos 

9)Waste = Residuos

   Waist = Cintura

10)That = Ese

     Dad = Papá 

The McWilliamses And The Burglar Alarm by Mark Twain

-POEM-

I walk nervous, sometimes clamly
I never felt that, it seemed
Until that feeling, I felt sad customarily
And not at all refurnished  

I felt very flawless
Forgot all my failure
Strong as a cooper
I get up and took my baggage

A very hard desition was in the table
Everything was spinning
It wasn’t nothing objectionable
I only heard very loud buzzing

A TRUE STORY, REPEATED WORD FOR WORD AS I HEARD IT - MARK TWAIN

"Dey put chains on as an' put as on a stan' as high as dis po'ch,--twenty foot high,-- an' all de people stood aroun', crowds an' crowds". 

MARK TWAIN. 

MAXIM GORKY - ONE AUTUMN NIGHT

"The wind howled, and became ever colder and more boisterous... Again my teeth began to dance up and down, and she, huddled up to avoid the cold, pressed as closely to me as she could, so that I could see the gleam of her eyes through the darkness".  

                

MAXIM GORKY - ONE AUTUMN NIGHT