poet versus writer dialogue:
we play with words...
we don't necessarily use them,
what are you on about?
the word is there, sure,
but it's not paragraphed
nor catch phrased,
and you end up with it as both
paragraphed in journalism
and catch phrased in terms of economics,
e.g.: veneer.
for the cries of the slender ghouls thinned
further into nothing by designers,
or skid marks of vomiting
by models replaced by coat-hangers
(do a german for me,
conjugate the two words for a complex
to dysfunction dyslexia of the english tongue:
coathangers): moving in roulette fashion
so we can spare the girls anorexia:
no cat would hamburger that true for
a tonne of cheese.
Feb 22, 2016
Feb 22, 2016 at 8:15 PM UTC
poet versus writer dialogue:
we play with words...
we don't necessarily use them,
what are you on about?
the word is there, sure,
but it's not paragraphed
nor catch phrased,
and you end up with it as both
paragraphed in journalism
and catch phrased in terms of economics,
e.g.: veneer.
for the cries of the slender ghouls thinned
further into nothing by designers,
or skid marks of vomiting
by models replaced by coat-hangers
(do a german for me,
conjugate the two words for a complex
to dysfunction dyslexia of the english tongue:
coathangers): moving in roulette fashion
so we can spare the girls anorexia:
no cat would hamburger that true for
a tonne of cheese.