I am sick of poetry— its useless, meaningless strings of words elegantly dressed in profound tailored suits of gaudy fabric.
Who is this who speaks against the soul— ignorant and foolish, deriding the gem of thoughts vibrantly propounded into motley lines of literary art?
Ha! Literary art? Similes are like a bad joke, alliterations are agitating, personification ***** and, hyperboles are more horrid than death
Poems are not simply stanzas of well-contrived writing Of fanciful sentences stretching the mind. Each letter spells purpose, Then in the right lighting Reads entirely different Yet still masterfully designed
It is simplicity secreted beneath heaps of perplexity and effortless rhyme, bombastic diction contorting the most puerile of deliberations into virtuosity— two-dimensional make-up of verbiage— flinging arbitrary words and lines left and right Christmas The entire concept is ludicrous.
A rhyme goes deeper than its sound, and a single word normally goes deeper than its context suggests. A random notion may not be as arbitrary an idea as one primarily assumes it to be. Nothing is simple about it.
Roses are red Violets are blue Just like I said It’s easy to do.
True poetry at last! Stripped down to pure emotion A lovely ******* manicured just right The quintessence of feeling etched with furious care Thought and emotion woven together to make an unlikely masterpiece And so it is discovered: the marriage of two conflicting entities can and will engender beauty.