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    Sunday, September 17, 2006

    tibia

    tibia

    you are in relation to something else
    described as an aside a second best
    she uses words like excepting,
    oblique is such a dark word,
    referencing an instance of this and that

    it is situated,
    it is prismoid in form,

    gender differences are gender
    differences between vertical leaning and horizontal.

    also called shin bone

    posted by Kristine at 11:24 PM

    2 Comments:

    Anonymous Anonymous said...

    I looked up pisimoid and it's not in the OED. closest word was pisiform, which means "shaped like a pen".

    okay, it had "the pisiform bone" which is a "special bone".

    10:39 AM  
    Blogger Kristine said...

    oops! thanks.

    8:18 PM  

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