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    John Slides Through A Wormhole

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    John is transported from the year 1912 to 2012 through a wormhole. Upon arriving in the future, he is shocked and amazed by modern technologies like airplanes flying overhead, sleek cars that are not Model T's, and televisions. John goes to the public library to learn about the major events of the past century, including world wars, atomic bombs, radar, and that the president is African American. He is further surprised to read about gay marriage and men walking on the moon. John realizes he cannot tell anyone about his experience through the wormhole because they would not believe his story.

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    John is transported from the year 1912 to 2012 through a wormhole. Upon arriving in the future, he is shocked and amazed by modern technologies like airplanes flying overhead, sleek cars that are not Model T's, and televisions. John goes to the public library to learn about the major events of the past century, including world wars, atomic bombs, radar, and that the president is African American. He is further surprised to read about gay marriage and men walking on the moon. John realizes he cannot tell anyone about his experience through the wormhole because they would not believe his story.

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    John is transported from the year 1912 to 2012 through a wormhole. Upon arriving in the future, he is shocked and amazed by modern technologies like airplanes flying overhead, sleek cars that are not Model T's, and televisions. John goes to the public library to learn about the major events of the past century, including world wars, atomic bombs, radar, and that the president is African American. He is further surprised to read about gay marriage and men walking on the moon. John realizes he cannot tell anyone about his experience through the wormhole because they would not believe his story.

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    John is transported from the year 1912 to 2012 through a wormhole. Upon arriving in the future, he is shocked and amazed by modern technologies like airplanes flying overhead, sleek cars that are not Model T's, and televisions. John goes to the public library to learn about the major events of the past century, including world wars, atomic bombs, radar, and that the president is African American. He is further surprised to read about gay marriage and men walking on the moon. John realizes he cannot tell anyone about his experience through the wormhole because they would not believe his story.

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    John Slides Through a Wormhole

    By Elton Camp Disbelief you must willingly suspend In order for this fantasy poem to begin A wormhole, points in time does connect In an instant move 100 years please expect John was living a century in our past, But into the year 2012, he was cast A passenger plane roared right overhead John screamed and though he'd be dead "How can a thing that heavy stay in the sky! Even more amazing, it seems it can fly." A sleek car passed for poor John to see "That thing for sure ain't no Model T." When a television set he finally saw, John's mouth gaped open with such awe To a public library, he then made his way To see what had happened since his day World wars, atomic bombs and radar Showed how the world had come so far When the president's picture he spied "A Negro president! Somebody has lied!" Gay marriage John then read about And gave a loud, disbelieving shout Men on the Moon was next he read "That's beyond belief," is what he said The entrance to the wormhole he did seek "Of this future world, I must never speak." "It wouldn't do any good & here's why: Anyone I tell will swear that it's a lie."

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