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Created on: April 03, 2010
You ask for the poem in my pocket, but I reply,
"Isn't that just a pocket poem you ask for? Well,
I do not have any of those because I write all poems
On the largest pieces of paper I can find."
You'll never find a poem of mine that can fit in a pocket.
They are filled with much too much glory to be confined in there.
I delight in giving words deeper meaning;
I take pride in creating cadences never before heard.
In my poems you will find many pockets of joy and rhythm,
But you will never find my poem in a pocket.
No, no, I will not subject them to such abuse to be shut away,
So don't ever ask me for the poem in my pocket again
Or I will have to throw you in my pocket, never to be seen again!
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