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"spellcheck" poems
Roses are red Violets are blue Marshmallow factories Are covered in goo Roses are red Violets are blue Not all of these Are going to rhyme Roses are red Violets are purple Whoever wrote that Was an idiot Roses are red Violets are blue My favorite is Discord Who used to be Q Roses are red Violets are blue If you count in binary You'll never have 2 Roses are red Violets are blue MEEP Roses are red Violets are blue, da ba dee da ba daa... Roses are black Violets are black Everything is black I'm Batman Roses are blue Violets are red Something is wrong With my head The Math section is red Social Studies is blue I have too much homework I want to cry Roses are red Violets are blue Please don't get stuck In the spilled glue Roses are purple Violets are green I'm just here revving My limousine Roses are red They have thorns Don't touch them Roses are red Violets are blue I want to turn this Into a haiku Roses are crimson Violets are the fairest blue And so fair are you Roses are red Violets are blue That was pretty good For being written on the fly Roses are red Violets are blue Ridiculous Inflatable Swan Thing Roses are red Violets are blue I need to sleep No you are so And sweet is Sugar blue are Violets red are Roses Roses are red Violets are blue There is no try Do not or do Roses are red Violets are blue Dab on those haters Roses are red Violets are blue Think I'll paint them On my shoe Roses are red, dilly dilly Violets are blue Is this copyrighted, dilly dilly I have no clue Lavender's blue Lavender's green I store my sanity In a canteen Roses are red Violets are blue I'm too cynical And yet too cheesy Roses are red Violets are blue Spellcheck doesn't know meep?!? Roses are rosy Violets are violet I want to be A submarine pilot Roses are red Violets are blue Something something Pikachu Roses are red Violets are blue Illuminati They're watching you Gryffindor's red Ravenclaw's blue WHY IS IT AN EAGLE NOT A RAVEN Roses are red Violets are blue Be mine I'm desperate Roses are red Violets are blue I don't want romance Stop asking Roses are red Violets are blue I'm running low on ideas We're almost through Roses are red Violets are blue Sugar is sweet Don't eat too much Roses are red Never mind Life's too short Eat all the sugar you can find Roses are red Violets are blue You're still here? Good job you Roses are red Violets are blue Happy Valentines Day Bye
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Jan 28, 2019
Jan 28, 2019 at 9:41 PM UTC
Someone Needs to Get Me Away From My Computer
Roses are red Violets are blue Marshmallow factories Are covered in goo Roses are red Violets are blue Not all of these Are going to rhyme Roses are red Violets are purple Whoever wrote that Was an idiot Roses are red Violets are blue My favorite is Discord Who used to be Q Roses are red Violets are blue If you count in binary You'll never have 2 Roses are red Violets are blue MEEP Roses are red Violets are blue, da ba dee da ba daa... Roses are black Violets are black Everything is black I'm Batman Roses are blue Violets are red Something is wrong With my head The Math section is red Social Studies is blue I have too much homework I want to cry Roses are red Violets are blue Please don't get stuck In the spilled glue Roses are purple Violets are green I'm just here revving My limousine Roses are red They have thorns Don't touch them Roses are red Violets are blue I want to turn this Into a haiku Roses are crimson Violets are the fairest blue And so fair are you Roses are red Violets are blue That was pretty good For being written on the fly Roses are red Violets are blue Ridiculous Inflatable Swan Thing Roses are red Violets are blue I need to sleep No you are so And sweet is Sugar blue are Violets red are Roses Roses are red Violets are blue There is no try Do not or do Roses are red Violets are blue Dab on those haters Roses are red Violets are blue Think I'll paint them On my shoe Roses are red, dilly dilly Violets are blue Is this copyrighted, dilly dilly I have no clue Lavender's blue Lavender's green I store my sanity In a canteen Roses are red Violets are blue I'm too cynical And yet too cheesy Roses are red Violets are blue Spellcheck doesn't know meep?!? Roses are rosy Violets are violet I want to be A submarine pilot Roses are red Violets are blue Something something Pikachu Roses are red Violets are blue Illuminati They're watching you Gryffindor's red Ravenclaw's blue WHY IS IT AN EAGLE NOT A RAVEN Roses are red Violets are blue Be mine I'm desperate Roses are red Violets are blue I don't want romance Stop asking Roses are red Violets are blue I'm running low on ideas We're almost through Roses are red Violets are blue Sugar is sweet Don't eat too much Roses are red Never mind Life's too short Eat all the sugar you can find Roses are red Violets are blue You're still here? Good job you Roses are red Violets are blue Happy Valentines Day Bye
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BRB, LOL *** what the hell? Can't today's kids learn to spell? The things they write I cannot tell Has education Gone to hell? Can someone out there help me? I can't read what they've written down They're writing's really rotten Penmanship's a basic skill That most kids have forgotten **** BRB 404 AND BBC These don't mean a thing to me Can someone out there help me? Spellcheck is their holy grail Without this app, most kids would fail There'd be no words in tales they tell Can someone out there help them? I read a letter I received The writing I could not believe I've seen better on my sleeve Can someone out there read this? GFN, GFAP FAQ, ASAP Explain what I just wrote to me Can someone out there help....please?
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Sep 9, 2012
Sep 9, 2012 at 10:49 AM UTC
Can someone out there help me?
*did you buy all of this on credit and can you do without going to ceremonies for awhile look what higher learning and empty rituals have given you a distrust for humanity and all that's truly valuable are you a nihilist or a solipsist what a life to be so twisted like an elliptical esophagus so strange the way we spell things what would we do without spellcheck or a dictionary these days is a thesaurus a dinosaur or a literary device the swelling went down right in time for your dialectical revival while didactic strange attractors are strangely repellent selective attackers leave your marriages despondent disparaged orthodontists leave fluids on your face still you wipe your chin with sandpaper and leave greasy finger stains in their place fluoride is a bargain complete with its own argument and quite often batteries are not included but that doesn’t mean you’ll never use them for what's a *** toy to do if its lacking its adjacent latex compartments or if you're really just not in the mood i guess this human body will have to do grooving to the music is all about our choosing to becoming outdated or faded like a tax evader these equations are meaningless when you are fermented with libations if you drink more amber liquid would you be negated relevant for a moment and then just as quickly discarded as a piece of paper the receipts we diligently saved are just as well used to light your fireplaces*
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Nov 28, 2017
Nov 28, 2017 at 12:49 PM UTC
fermented solipsists
Why do you think you’re so weird all the time? it’s nothing more than insecurity *not entirely, it’s society mainly, social norms can’t be something I accustom to you know that flaley spellcheck made it difficult because it changed your name to flakey which would be accurate in description but from depiction you’re there as can be which most of the time makes people think you’re creepy which maybe you are or maybe you just care too much* stop getting my ******* in a bunch you’re not an uncomfortable pair of overalls i like writing: i like and stuff i feel it makes living seem real and etherial ******** like those rambles and made-up words like quwanamble *this is probably why you didn’t make it to the second round in the poetry slam and why you’re so embarrassed of your poetry because you know you go ham in the most personal narcissistic way, kinda puts the bad at bay but only until the vyvanse wears off and your **** jar is empty and your cigarettes have been smoked and all your klonopin has been digested and your bank account is empty and the only thing left to take out your self pity on is this poetry* i like writing words like cigarettes and rhyming them with causal **** like regrets i miss my studded cardigan, i regret leaving it at toads place i regret smoking all those cigarettes but that doesn’t mean I won’t smoke another one
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Nov 4, 2014
Nov 4, 2014 at 10:10 AM UTC
i love finding old ramblings
We started out being cheap, but being impoverished eventually saved us... It became a fad, almost everything did. Whoever had money, would spend things to make themselves more connected to the singularity, more tapped in. We were all suffering from information addiction, looking for our next fix. Likes were a thing of the past, we didn't just want digital affirmation anymore, we needed to feel more powerful. Of course this was just something we created in our mind because we saw others gaining this perceived 'power', of course if you can, in your mind, research, copy, paste, spellcheck - everything a computer could do, you would seem more capable of a human, but in reality, once you left your mind's energy up for just processing power, you were nothing more than a machine... some of us let our minds go entirely, favouring searches and what is already known to fill in the blanks for our own exploratory research. Mods weren't cheap. But so many people were willing to pay for convenience. - mods help us think, they can schedule our lives. - certain ones are just cognitive enhancers, basically a microcomputer that knows which electrical impulses to fire in your brain for improved cognitive functions, muscle controls or even releases of certain chemicals (serotonin) - Others are just things like ocular mods (contact screens) - Viruses are terrifying. - New wave of humans who choose to be 'fed' - near braindead. Enabled to know made unknowing, allowed to follow, sometimes the struggle is necessary. Reporter main character either snaps back into reality or overpower systems with willpower she sees past the hiccups of self and knows how to command the bots break it down, robot girl, make the demons dance for you,
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Sep 9, 2014
Sep 9, 2014 at 5:58 PM UTC
Broken down robot girl
We started out being cheap, but being impoverished eventually saved us... It became a fad, almost everything did. Whoever had money, would spend things to make themselves more connected to the singularity, more tapped in. We were all suffering from information addiction, looking for our next fix. Likes were a thing of the past, we didn't just want digital affirmation anymore, we needed to feel more powerful. Of course this was just something we created in our mind because we saw others gaining this perceived 'power', of course if you can, in your mind, research, copy, paste, spellcheck - everything a computer could do, you would seem more capable of a human, but in reality, once you left your mind's energy up for just processing power, you were nothing more than a machine... some of us let our minds go entirely, favouring searches and what is already known to fill in the blanks for our own exploratory research. Mods weren't cheap. But so many people were willing to pay for convenience. - mods help us think, they can schedule our lives. - certain ones are just cognitive enhancers, basically a microcomputer that knows which electrical impulses to fire in your brain for improved cognitive functions, muscle controls or even releases of certain chemicals (serotonin) - Others are just things like ocular mods (contact screens) - Viruses are terrifying. - New wave of humans who choose to be 'fed' - near braindead. Enabled to know made unknowing, allowed to follow, sometimes the struggle is necessary. Reporter main character either snaps back into reality or overpower systems with willpower she sees past the hiccups of self and knows how to command the bots break it down, robot girl, make the demons dance for you,
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(If you knew this place as I know it) I am not just me. I have never been just me. I am a patchwork of everything that has been done to me, and that has nothing to do with being just. I am not perfect because I have never experienced perfection, my life has never been picked through for the best footage. I’m bearing the weight of the dailies, every last one of them. I am not a story. My body is not made of letters, no meticulous thought has gone into me, I have not been drafted and re-drafted until there are no spelling errors in my bones. That does not mean I cannot create stories. I may not be made of the things I write, but the pieces of the world around me are enough that I can give a little of myself to many while still being whole. If you knew myself as I know me, you would hate it, too much, too little, unevenly and over-dramatically. I don’t know myself at all and too well, all at once. If you knew this world as I know it, you would love it. Love it and hate it, hate it because it’s going and love it because you’re going with it. I will keep telling myself that different does not mean good or bad, but I’ll still miss picking a crimson leaf out of a stream of sunlight in the middle of snowy fall. You would miss it. You would miss sleeping. You would miss not being scared. You would miss being able to love everyone. You would miss thinking that everyone was willing to love you. You would miss your friends being free and knowing what you wanted for Christmas and not worrying about being afraid to look in the mirror. You would miss six feet of snow in November. And you would love it. You would love knowing more, knowing better, knowing more clearly, more complexly, and more meaningfully. You would love knowing that spellcheck and calculators that do long division exist. You would love re-learning how to imagine the world, to question everything, to accept and believe, to understand a life that is not your own. I am not just me. I have never been just me. I am not lonely. I am not alone. (I'm sorry if I sometimes need reminding).
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Oct 7, 2014
Oct 7, 2014 at 1:03 PM UTC
The Stained Glass Window
(If you knew this place as I know it) I am not just me. I have never been just me. I am a patchwork of everything that has been done to me, and that has nothing to do with being just. I am not perfect because I have never experienced perfection, my life has never been picked through for the best footage. I’m bearing the weight of the dailies, every last one of them. I am not a story. My body is not made of letters, no meticulous thought has gone into me, I have not been drafted and re-drafted until there are no spelling errors in my bones. That does not mean I cannot create stories. I may not be made of the things I write, but the pieces of the world around me are enough that I can give a little of myself to many while still being whole. If you knew myself as I know me, you would hate it, too much, too little, unevenly and over-dramatically. I don’t know myself at all and too well, all at once. If you knew this world as I know it, you would love it. Love it and hate it, hate it because it’s going and love it because you’re going with it. I will keep telling myself that different does not mean good or bad, but I’ll still miss picking a crimson leaf out of a stream of sunlight in the middle of snowy fall. You would miss it. You would miss sleeping. You would miss not being scared. You would miss being able to love everyone. You would miss thinking that everyone was willing to love you. You would miss your friends being free and knowing what you wanted for Christmas and not worrying about being afraid to look in the mirror. You would miss six feet of snow in November. And you would love it. You would love knowing more, knowing better, knowing more clearly, more complexly, and more meaningfully. You would love knowing that spellcheck and calculators that do long division exist. You would love re-learning how to imagine the world, to question everything, to accept and believe, to understand a life that is not your own. I am not just me. I have never been just me. I am not lonely. I am not alone. (I'm sorry if I sometimes need reminding).
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feel I’ve forgotten how to My nerves are on fire but I don’t understand what it means Do something Give me Give me anything I need a way out I need to feel Pixels are shouting at me and I think I’m going deaf please help I know who did what and when         I know you I know your ups and downs and dreams and fears I am the ultimate ****** And so are you And I don’t know how to I don’t know how to stop Make it stop Give me anything Something real Something physical Give me pain needles and knives and back-alley mistakes Rough brickwork bruising a back Is it my back? I can’t tell anymore give me more Cement scraping skin from fat from muscle from bone What does marrow taste like? Google it Blood pouring from eyes but we’ve seen worse in CoD Give me more Rip the bones from the flesh through a hole in the skin Taste the inside of a tongue Let’s practice Frenching I can’t tell anymore is this pain or is it pleasure is it hunger or satiation Spellcheck Is this death or is it euphoria Why should I care
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Dec 12, 2014
Dec 12, 2014 at 11:51 PM UTC
feel
with one look, she had me wanting to be with her make her so hot, skin feel like fever not only do I want it, I need her just to touch her, I am longing for and to feel her, I long for even more
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Jul 14, 2023
Jul 14, 2023 at 6:09 PM UTC
spellcheck
the fact that i can never spell unfortunately right never ceases to **** me off. unfortunetly? unfortuntely? what ****** me off even more is that spellcheck always thinks i'm trying to say fortunetelling ...punk ***
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Feb 25, 2013
Feb 25, 2013 at 3:29 PM UTC
unfortune etly
Dear Diary, Do you remember The little ten year old girl Who wrote in that book The girl who couldn't Spell business without spellcheck To save someone's life The one who told you About how she loved airports So much she would fly Who believed she could Be a pilot, reporter, and a researcher The one who went on For pages about mangroves And the local reef Who loved the world so With all of its things to do In such finite time Who stood mesmerized Over Miami's night lights In a hotel room The little girl who Made an essay's outline in Her polkadot book The one who said she Hated when her sister took The hotel bed's sheets The girl who dreamt of Her eleventh birthday, so She could be a witch The one who knew that She wasn't entirely Regular or sane Who wrote of her mom Who threatened to burn you if She kept on writing Who wrote of her dad And mom arguing in both Private and public Who was afraid of "Inappropriate" things, since Her parents said so The one who told you That she had no other friends On her school's blacktop The one who panicked When she got less than eighty For any test score The one who knew she Could never tell the grown-ups Just how bad she felt The one who vowed that If MPs and psych wards came She would kick and scream Well I'm starting to Because she was right here for My entire life
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Feb 6, 2017
Feb 6, 2017 at 9:16 PM UTC
Do You Remember
I read your comments I do agree That you are you And I am me I don't tell fibs My poems are true I fell off a roof before Have you ever fell too Roofing is a dangerous job As are some other jobs too And I,d just got two words 4 the spellcheck Thank you I,m not as bright as others As you already know by a mile So I really got to ask you What is a pluviophile??
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Feb 23, 2016
Feb 23, 2016 at 4:43 PM UTC
Pluviophile
MEMORIES DON’T DELETE. AND WORDS THAT YOU CAN’T BACKSPACE RING AND RING AND RING. THERE’S NO LOGOUT FOR RELATIONSHIPS. THERE’S NO SPELLCHECK FOR MISTAKES. AND NO OFF SWITCH FOR MUSCLE MEMORY TO REPLAY OVER AND OVER AND OVER. THERE’S NO RECYCLING BIN FOR THE AWFUL THINGS SAID. THERE’S NO VOLUME CONTROL FOR THE WORDS TO SCREAM AT YOU.
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Feb 18, 2015
Feb 18, 2015 at 7:50 PM UTC
No Shortcut
I’d write you a love letter but the thing is My printer is out of ink and my internet is down plus my spellcheck is ****** up and I don’t want to misplell anything. I should get around to writing my congressman but the thing is I doubt he even reads those letters and it would be just too depressing to write to some old, boring **** who doesn’t give a **** about me. I get enough of that already. I might try to write some more but the thing is I don’t know what to write about and it won’t go anywhere and no one will read it and even if they do they won’t get it or maybe they will but seriously who the **** would put themselves through these asinine ramblings that don’t really mean anything but I think are important and Oh How long have you been standing there?
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Mar 12, 2010
Mar 12, 2010 at 9:18 AM UTC
Oh.
there are days when my poems feel less like bruises and more like crop circles waiting to spread their soft bones across the earth of my page- these stories need to be told . my voice used to be just a side effect of having a body , until it found paper and learned how to scream , the kind of scream that evaporates in all the noise . i’d rather write about people who got lost in the cracks of my sidewalk - so i can write about them clawing their way out - than write about people who were born with every limb already above ground . because sometimes every word is an act of therapy , and there’s no better listener than the reader who finds relief in every oil spill of ink . because sad poetry is the truth , and i’m tired of biting my lip . because the people i write for have been going through hell and sometimes , if i spellcheck my words carefully enough , a line or two will flame brighter in that person’s heart than the flames they’re so used to being burned alive in . when i was a kid , i used to try mending the broken wings of all the moths and butterflies that crossed my yard , until some of them gave up on flying with stitches , and i learned that sometimes people quit on life like that too . so now i write all these poems to teach people to start giving to themselves instead of giving up or giving in .
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Dec 30, 2013
Dec 30, 2013 at 10:22 PM UTC
my grandmother asked me why i write sad poetry ....
finally came home from kgale hill and a weekend with my baby cousins and my head is throbbing throbbing throbbing heart is sobbing sobbing sobbing have i always wanted to become that good like all those big people or is this a recent thing i do not know i stare at peoples poetry like how the hell did you write this and not me and i even do it with big established dead people  like ts eliot who i used to spell like ts elliot until everyone kept correcting me including google chrome spellcheck
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Aug 9, 2015
Aug 9, 2015 at 3:00 PM UTC
free writing 1
i’ll just get... nothing new where i’ve been aged 16 before the prom with a stretched ponytail aged 17 about 20kg lighter... what does it matter... it’s not like christ was crucified weighing in at 120kg on the cross. it’s in belgium; d’uh! there’s an umbrella open in my house, and there’s a rose blooming in autumn... and there’s me with the catwalk brigade looking at cats taking a stroll into individuality taking care of not caring about fashionistas in **** khaki; because like shit-smear mattered to originate a sun-trail-tan of the sunrise libido of theory in unwelcome art scorching into fashion of the tightened cancerous grip with lard tanning to excuse - well... originated from this, excuse my spellcheck.
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Nov 7, 2015
Nov 7, 2015 at 11:12 PM UTC
https://www.facebook.com/notes/matthew-*****/wheres-the-suit/00154115656049781
There are phrases that I cannot explain when I speak to you. Maybe it's  just a thought or maybe I've gone soft. Like the clouds thinking its cotton candy, passed memories made   shadows Tears that made Rain. Roses I met indeed, but let here rose peddles leading my scents to other messes. My passion became no more an made the seas quiet. Juliet WAS the name for all my lovers. Juliet WAS only a costume to hide there names. An empire I created with flirts But it BURSTED - out into flames an became my worse nightmares an my worst pains. Trying to cover the sun with just a finger Blindly out shined by it's own beauty. A Mystery Where misery has chased me, An started to become Happy endings. Errors paint my screen beneath the dark Unworthy to ever press spellcheck. Maybe is a curse of ur endless beauty or has my eyes seen through  your purity. A world of matters Where I have dissolved my pasted. To tell my thoughts that they have never forgotten you. An say opportunities come rarely,  an let me be your overcoat when NightFalls.                                                  Sincerely                                           Yours Truly                                                     Romeo
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Nov 9, 2018
Nov 9, 2018 at 7:35 PM UTC
Letters To Juliet
Write me off, that's fine - if I'm honest, your eyes are not why I've bled blue on loose leaf for all these years. I gave away a rough draft of my life and skipped the polish - yeah, I get that I'll never be published, and to you, my words likely look like incoherent ******* because I'd surely be full on illiterate if it wasn't for spellcheck & this stupid heart of mine. My goal wasn't to be relatable (it was always for me so I could go back if and when I needed a reason to breathe I'd reread to see how far I've come) and so (I have no grand delusions of "success" or even dreams of recognition) I know I will never be a great writer - A lonely man's truth has never been a valuable commodity. I just wanted to let you know that I've seen your poetry & it's simply beautiful in all it's intricate complexities - and mine is what it's always been (and bare with me now, as I attempt a metaphor) my ol' trusty lifejacket. It just helps keep me from sinking all the way down to rockbottom. Thank you all for sharing, I like to think I have a good idea what your words mean to you - and for some of us they might just mean everything. And for now, I'll leave you with this Dear Poet, If you ever feel the urge to give up, just remember that if you do, everything you went through will have been for another man's (or woman's) kindling.
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Jun 8, 2019
Jun 8, 2019 at 1:57 PM UTC
A broken poet's heart to heart
message to my future kids. don't try too hard. dont be smart people. ask questions. you're innocent. you don't deserve my **** don't wear thin circle glasses. but you might have to. don't worry about money. if you can, don't fall for the wrong person. if you can't, i get it. write about sheep. think about suicide. but don't do it. if you do; i'll spellcheck the note. i always was a smart **** don't do what i did. don't take my advise. listen to your mother. if she's an idiot, don't. i might not be around. don't hate me. it might be complicated.
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Mar 5, 2019
Mar 5, 2019 at 7:56 AM UTC
message to my future kids
You write your Poetry With Stray Indentations (affectations for added effect (redundancy for rhythm (alliteration just because))) I write mine lik an asignmet due in 10 m,inutes. (Spellcheck almost killed the metaphor) Your Cae-sur-a (The deliberate yield for words) versus My The-saur-us (The potent yield of words). Verse vs. verse the poet tries poetries contrived.
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Apr 23, 2021
Apr 23, 2021 at 4:26 PM UTC
I try really hard actually
she orders a sonnet about modern tech nology , some recent language urban slang. wiki & googling helps while spellcheck defeats nistakes . publishing on blurb and lulu. gifs no issue. focus on taste. .work. memes are impossible to pronounce. denounce the pass it forward, copy/ paste. why write verse when we can talk or announce loudly.. save in my cloud to edit share . no rhyme no more. no elizabethan manner. we taps it clear. is with difficulty keyboards sticky, some have no empathy that I prefer old ways. yet computer smart create in a more abstract manner ©sbm
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Feb 18, 2017
Feb 18, 2017 at 12:39 AM UTC
.. crumbs ..