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With Poe-try you can surely get your Words' worth. So many words are waiting like a Wolfe at your door, for their Cummings into being. If you listen, they Pound upon your brain They Lamb-aste your viscera, making you Nash your teeth. They create a Millay in your head. So many shapes, so many Hughes! Lusting for Moore, they Lear at you when you least expect. Look back at them! Like Frost upon the windowpane they write themselves, then, when all is said and Donne, melt away too soon. Grasp them when you can. Put them in a Rowe. Taylor them to your muse, use your Whit, man!
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Mar 31, 2017
Mar 31, 2017 at 10:18 PM UTC
Punning With Poets (or Can Homer Come Out to Play?)
With Poe-try you can surely get your Words' worth. So many words are waiting like a Wolfe at your door, for their Cummings into being. If you listen, they Pound upon your brain They Lamb-aste your viscera, making you Nash your teeth. They create a Millay in your head. So many shapes, so many Hughes! Lusting for Moore, they Lear at you when you least expect. Look back at them! Like Frost upon the windowpane they write themselves, then, when all is said and Donne, melt away too soon. Grasp them when you can. Put them in a Rowe. Taylor them to your muse, use your Whit, man!
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Mar 31, 2017
Mar 31, 2017 at 10:18 PM UTC
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