MTVM
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- Jun 15, 2007
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I strivingly raise you to consider: This poem is not si much simple or clever as it is telling. Veliorical, in fact. Perhaps you mayu disdain or misunderstand, but plesae! Consider that I am making a statement of cosimc importance and I am wanting to work ao revise it to make sure the message is clear.
That is important is obvios and clever. Coment is welcome to tell me how I have afected tyoyu with my poetry. Only good coment pleas! I laugh a t bad comeent as it show how petyu are as pte. Envy id baen of pote you should know . Peom:
God Knows Onew Blithe Spitre
I am not blithe. I am as shield—
A shield of trust and mortuarty. I dog
The guarded worded wrong, the sodden scion,
A death prolonged, in its errant vainglory.
On a back of rain-sleek tracks
I find a chandelier that lights a path
Unto an experienced innocence. You laugh,
But, Child, you cannot barricade
Such visionistic facts such as this flesh
And what we all lack, in fact. Yes, tacks.
Thumbs of rod-like stumps are permanently
Shaded in your bobbled eyne, ycleft
Like Chaucer's not so sullied wine. No. No
Rape, nor rapeseed harvest we. We rape
Straight, we rape strong, sweet Innocence,
As if sailing the Zuider Zee. And when we,
Valorious, vertiginously, char your thought
As PK3 or change a pawn,
Let us darken security and muss our wonder:
What Man has left, let God then Munder.
I suspect that all of wyou will confuse thus poem and not concene onf ifts worth.
So enough! I consede that poetry is not always somt hsdj fod intend s as ultimagfe wirth.
That u gyre weak and feeb le, let yuor selfs be meke.






MTVM
That is important is obvios and clever. Coment is welcome to tell me how I have afected tyoyu with my poetry. Only good coment pleas! I laugh a t bad comeent as it show how petyu are as pte. Envy id baen of pote you should know . Peom:
God Knows Onew Blithe Spitre
I am not blithe. I am as shield—
A shield of trust and mortuarty. I dog
The guarded worded wrong, the sodden scion,
A death prolonged, in its errant vainglory.
On a back of rain-sleek tracks
I find a chandelier that lights a path
Unto an experienced innocence. You laugh,
But, Child, you cannot barricade
Such visionistic facts such as this flesh
And what we all lack, in fact. Yes, tacks.
Thumbs of rod-like stumps are permanently
Shaded in your bobbled eyne, ycleft
Like Chaucer's not so sullied wine. No. No
Rape, nor rapeseed harvest we. We rape
Straight, we rape strong, sweet Innocence,
As if sailing the Zuider Zee. And when we,
Valorious, vertiginously, char your thought
As PK3 or change a pawn,
Let us darken security and muss our wonder:
What Man has left, let God then Munder.
I suspect that all of wyou will confuse thus poem and not concene onf ifts worth.
That u gyre weak and feeb le, let yuor selfs be meke.






MTVM