Hardly ever spoken No one understands Or in my descriptive verse The tongue of those who toil Language of the common man
Perhaps I will conjure up eighteen letter words That no one bothers to read To portray myself as cultured Intelligent Or write to impress using rhymes extinct
An artist of words I shall say what I know and feel Poetry written from the soul That can be touched Tasted and real
Instead of ancient unknown letters on paper Carelessly discarded sooner or later For the elite of mind easily bored Seek to read more jaded material
Monetary gain being of no consideration No compensation sought Painting pictures of life in actuality A presentation of a poets thoughts
Doing my best to let my stories be heard Carefully pick and choose I will speak in the tongue of the everyday man Instead of words rarely used
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