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Life Takes Umph!

Scantily clad and over-bearing
Built-in stress adhering
Dutifully dull and appealing
Waxing in glory so revealing

Instant gratification non-existing
Learning to be brave and ever risking
Tools of the trade not relate-able
Manifold solace not date-able

Awareness of facts are unstate-able
Going against the grain is understandable
Only time constraints are sustainable
Wishing you were two is quite laughable

Discerning what to do is unreliable
Where does it all end is a mystery
Made in heaven, friend, is the history
In discovering it's secret one gains the victory!

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  • Nam
    September 29, 2007

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    I felt that the excessive repetition of "able" was a bit much. If the main focus of the rhyming was that alone, then, perhaps the merit would be less excessive but since you do have other word-rhymes, it seemed quite excessive, and for me, didn't seem to take the piece anywhere.

    The message was quite clear, and in such regard written well but I felt the above was just too excessive, overall.


  • Pete Greenslade gold member
    September 8, 2007
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    THERE IS NOYHING 'SCANTY' ABOUT YOU WRITING..YOU SURE SPEED US ALONG WITH YUR UMPH


    • 2lullabyhaven
      September 8, 2007
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      Peter, hahaha is umph a real word? winner takes all. lol thanks.


  • aliceramone
    September 7, 2007
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    the secret will come to us in the next life...a good poem with some killer rhyme-well done!


  • individuality gold member
    September 7, 2007

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    ah life, it takes mad umph at times yes, but also good little twists that make one boogie on down sometimes a good piece of poetry.

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