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So if I was to write
Lines separated
By random
Carriage returns
Throw in some nebulous
Sentiments
Talk about
Feelings
Mumbling about ideology
Plight of refugees
Racism and sexism
Would you berate me?
About my blatant violation
Of the rules of poetry
Or be embarrassed
To admit
That
This
Is
Junk
A hollow core
With a crumbling edifice
Because for all you know
This could be the latest trend
And being one of the
Literati
You wouldn’t want to
Step out of the circle
You would talk
Of the yearning desire
Emotions felt
As nobody
Wants
To be a critic
**
Written for Friday Fictioneers Word Count : 100.
Ok I've a silly entry in this week, maybe I'll grow up and write something more serious later ;-)
Ok I've a silly entry in this week, maybe I'll grow up and write something more serious later ;-)
I've been listening to great songs from the seventies recently and I've got obsessed with this song. I have vague recollection of hearing this group as a child but now I can't seem to stop listening.
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Ha ha ha. What a quirky, whimsical poem.
ReplyDeleteFor your comments Anurag
DeleteI am pleased to say
Thanks
Nice bit of social commentary there. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Sandra
DeleteFor everything there is a season
Tis the one for social reason
I don't think that was silly - it flowed beautifully and I enjoyed reading it!
ReplyDeleteSusan A Eames at
Travel, Fiction and Photos
Your comments
DeleteMade me smile
Susan
I agree with Susan - it's a fluent, interesting poem. You constructed it with more art than you're admitting to!
ReplyDeletePenny your words
DeleteMakes the heart sing
Seems like this is the latest trend, I best start writing like this...or have I missed the point ;-)
ReplyDeleteTrends
DeleteDisappear
Iain
But your comments
Remain
I'm not one for poetry but I certainly enjoyed this one :-)
ReplyDeleteEnjoyment Alistair
DeleteIs all we
Need
Nope. I'm happy to be a critic. :)
ReplyDeleteAlan Parson's Project was one of the first recording artists I ever purchased. Turn of a Friendly Card.
Welcome dear critic
DeleteYour words are
Too kind
methinks you just earned the most creative take on the prompt this week. well done.
ReplyDeletePlaridel
DeleteAll I have
Is a word
Thanks
Dear Subroto,
ReplyDeleteI love this piece. No matter if it follows rules or not. Wonderful!
Shalom,
Rochelle
Thanks Rochelle
DeleteSome rules are
Meant to be
Broken
What are rules? Consider them guidelines... ;-)
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed this!
Throw out
DeleteThe rules
Glad you enjoyed
An unusual take and a lovely poem.
ReplyDeleteLove the last few lines.
Thank YS
DeleteUnusual takes
Sometime makes
It fun
What a wonderful response to the prompt. Well structured poem and so true. There are few risk takers in life (or at least in critiquing.)
ReplyDeleteNo risk
DeleteNo gain
Thanks Irene
For the words
So kind
I think that to be a critic you have to be able to give a reason... writing outside the lines is perfect
ReplyDeleteThanks Björn
DeleteSometimes the heart
Rules
Over reason