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Perl Poetry - Farewell

by Ravi V (Scribe)
on Aug 20, 2012 at 14:44 UTC ( [id://988459]=poem: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??

here is my first perl poetry, which i have written while taking farewell from my colleagues....

#!/usr/bin/perl # first i wanna use warnings; #as i m new to whole poetry thing. my $dear = "friends" . "as"; my $journey; @on = (" COMPANY_NAME","ends"); each %of ; $you = "" . "Best Of Luck " . "for all your dreams"; while (<i am gone>) {} do { $give_me_a_call= "on"; my $cell = "+00 0000000000"; #OR #you can just $drop_me_a_mail = 'ravi.v@xyz.com'; #on last Day; }; $I = "wanna_say"; ($thanks, $to_all) = ("\:\)\n", "till the day") ; $I =~ /have_to/ ; $to=pack('c*',66,89,70-1) . #and_move $on[0] . "\n"; #again $to_all = %of . $you; $give_me_a_call =~ /or/ ; $drop_me_a_mail =~ /(.*)..@..(.*)/ ; # #and let me print $thanks, $to, $you, "- friends ...take care\:\)\:\)\n\n~" . uc($1) . " \:\)\n" ; #i mean c u

When executed :OUTPUT
:)
BYE COMPANY_NAME
Best Of Luck for all your dreams- friends :):)

~RAVI :)

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Re: Perl Poetry - Farewell
by wazoox (Prior) on Aug 20, 2012 at 15:54 UTC
    Maybe you should remove your email and phone number from this publicly available site... Just to protect yourself from spam.
      done.. thanks :)
Re: Perl Poetry - Farewell
by TinkerTantrum (Novice) on Oct 14, 2012 at 03:28 UTC

    That was simply beautiful.

      thanks ...
Re: Perl Poetry - Farewell
by Anonymous Monk on Oct 15, 2012 at 00:34 UTC
    I'm hiding in the bushes outside your window. I've triangulated your dwelling unit by feeding your phone number into the classified Perl 7. With my binoculars I see you are reading PerlMonks on your screen.

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