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Created on: April 30, 2009
Critique
laughable, graspable
steeply inclined, bottom lines
deeply entwined, neatly signed
by royal riffraff
making splish-splashes
taking lip, whip lashes
painful cane bashes
to empty heads
after a century of said, to and fro
a new fandango
impossibly arrives
quite saucily survives
shifty litmus test
in nifty Christmas best
hit me, if it was less
obvious, than merely taking tabs
nearly re-breaking fads
already broken records
risking token filled lectures
on ill spoken conjectures
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Poetry: Criticism
by slim'n'none
The critic's joy, the writer's despair
A poem's a reflection of its owner's soul.
Written in part so he may be whole.
He writes
Critique
laughable, graspable
steeply inclined, bottom lines
deeply entwined, neatly signed
by royal riffraff
making splish-splashes
taki ng
by Kim Phelps
Seems the harder I try,
the more you beat me down.
You never say what you think
once I turn around.
You mock me and hate
due
You stick your fat, ugly, jealous ass in my business
and expect me just to crawl away and submit to your demands.
Boy were
Don't steer the pen.
You don't know where its
been.
Pens witness different triumphs
and pains in life's lessons.
It's the pen
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