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a title escapes me

O' if I were a painter
with a masters touch
could brush
an evening sky

or a writer
with a writers wit
in script
the reason why

a poet
in a po'
the shadows left behind

a fiddler
with a fiddlers bow
bow a fiddlers song

but I
being none of them
so pretend
with only an out stretched hand
to hold
a setting sun

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Written January 17th, 2006

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  • KevinDunn
    December 3, 2006

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    Deft

    A deft piece of rhyming. It also gives one something to think about. Like all yuor poems, it has quality and is worth perusal and thought/


  • I-Like-Rhymes gold member
    November 30, 2006

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    An excellent litany that disproves itself. There is something poetic about the protestaion that lifts it out of the ordinary. Well Done

  • ditch-digger
    February 20, 2006
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    ahhh you're right, I was thinking "posy"..thank you.
    and your right about trying to use poesy. Its just that I didn't want the extra sillable but I will keep these things on my mind for the future. Thanks again


  • I-Like-Rhymes gold member
    February 12, 2006
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    The third definition seems to fit best
    POESY
    1. Poetical works; poetry.
    2. The art or practice of composing poems.
    3. The inspiration involved in composing poetry.
    Jim S

  • ditch-digger
    February 12, 2006
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    Thanks Jim. always appriciate kind words. yeah, thought about that (po') . Doesn't "poesy"kinda mean so-so, or ordinary ??? But thanks for suggestion . Hey I gotta go visit you soon.. Ive been lax....Ill be on more next week though i'll catch up
    Edited on Feb 12, 8:48 because ''.


  • I-Like-Rhymes gold member
    February 3, 2006
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    I liked the theme of this piece and the opening verses worked well. For poet I am dubious about using po' with it's lavatorial connotations. I might have chosen poesy or pen perhaps.
    However it is a good piece even if the title is ambiguous.
    Thanks for sharing it
    Jim S

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