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double ewe

nonconformist sheep
of slip knot fabrication
in hues of hunger

misery monger
flowing with the go
of has been hypocrisy

vile freaky forerunner
to fabulous decomposing
compositional noise
in the ears of the head
off the lips
around the bend of
have not

have not heart
have not voice
have not courage
to voice a real opinion

parrots paid to
put a price on souls
profitable greed
seed and
way to be
fallout

bought and sold
entrapped in
fertilizer of
fragrant stench

tapped out
trapped in
based in nothing
but a hole of
airs and amusement

dying on the
trite and true
choking from the
gospel of
pulpit bibles
unread in
twisted words
of more have not

have not puppet
dancing on a string
to the music
of mid finger
extensions

double ewe
double ewe
double ewe
shining in
multiplications
of rabbits
demanding worship
of originality in
split pea soup
or alphabits

tipped over
bent
broken
badgered
into apathy.

Author notes

Public critique is most welcome  This was the lightest background I could find.  Let me know if you prefer another for reading purposes.
Written November 30th, 2005

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  • Vera Rich
    February 14, 2006
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    Thank you for entering the “ALL PREWRITES – NO I’s” COMPETITION” , I am now reading and sorting the entries. I hope to have the competition judged - and results posted - by 1.pm today, London time.

    Detailed critiques will follow over the next few days.


  • J Rhys Davies
    December 4, 2005
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    I found this to be an intense read. I have to say that the very first stanza set the tone for this entire piece. I loved the “hues of hunger” part. That was brilliant in my opinion.

    ~ John


  • Dienush
    December 4, 2005
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    This poem uses such a unique way with words. Also, I like how you give the reader hints as to what you're talking about but always give them the freedom of interpreting it by not being so obvious. I enjoyed this.


  • Heart Sutra
    December 3, 2005
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    Yes, well we have met these poor parrot souls who will say and do whatever is necessary for the attention, to be on top, to be hot, to be the latest thing, to be the god, end all, be all, authority on just about anything trendy and present. I appreciated the deviation from the typical form. Great poem.


  • Manoj Sanyal
    November 30, 2005
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    Wow!!
    Magnificient description of apathy with all details.
    Depth of this poem is excellent and gives a crystal clear picture.
    Very well written.
    Best wishes and good luck in the contest,
    manoj


  • crivanea silver member
    November 30, 2005
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    excellent!

    first..i like to thank you so much for the constructive criticism..i really apprecaited it..and looking at ur poem now..i understand what u were trying to get across..
    2nd..this is a magnificent poem..it left me a sense of abosulte distain..and hopelessness..the imagery is awesome..but above all.the emotions run very deep..wonderful


  • Violet Moodswing Greeters member
    November 30, 2005
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    Lol, Barb. You are a brave woman I think it will be quite interesting to see what affect it has on reader


  • Barb Davidson silver member
    November 30, 2005
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    Yikes it's more scary than mine!
    This is absolutely dreadful...not the poem but the feeling it leaves you with.. i'll go out quickly and re-enter to see if i can find something a bit more cheerful

    Barb

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