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Primative man, pre written word had it easy, When it came to wooing a woman, It was as easy as Lugging a 150 lb log A few miles, Fending off a pack of wolves with a stick and a torch, All so your Cro-Magnon flower could have something to sit on, To keep off the cold cave floor, While she weaves baskets, and cures skins. The simple song, Or the rabbit pelt and the shiny stone Have devalued, since the arrival of currency. But a poem, Masterfully crafted, Is a currency all its own. The value of which is determined, Not by the poet... But by the reader.
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Sep 15, 2012
Sep 15, 2012 at 2:05 PM UTC
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Primative man, pre written word had it easy, When it came to wooing a woman, It was as easy as Lugging a 150 lb log A few miles, Fending off a pack of wolves with a stick and a torch, All so your Cro-Magnon flower could have something to sit on, To keep off the cold cave floor, While she weaves baskets, and cures skins. The simple song, Or the rabbit pelt and the shiny stone Have devalued, since the arrival of currency. But a poem, Masterfully crafted, Is a currency all its own. The value of which is determined, Not by the poet... But by the reader.
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Sep 15, 2012
Sep 15, 2012 at 2:05 PM UTC
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