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The F-Worded Land’scape Artist


bushels of neosticks
bundled
                                        just right

all that’s left
deemed compost



Author notes

Fascism: Capitalist Dictatorship (George Bernard Shaw)

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  • tomisb
    June 3, 2008

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    Congrats on the trophy thingee, even more on catching how much is lost of the world when at the mercy of each ism. Politics is too often an expression of our fears instead of our hopes.
    Love, Tom B.


  • Master Anarchy
    January 2, 2008

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    "neologisticks" might stick in the craw bigger and unbutter than "neosticks" - the which I did get stuck on, like a fortress embrasure defense feature, momentarily.

    One might arrange the piece even more meaningfully by further giving little right shifts to lines 2 and 5, thus:
    *******************
    bushels of neosticks
    ....... bundled
    just right

    all that's left
    ....... deemed compost
    ****************
    [I use ... because the editor compacts spaces within comments...]

    Such emphaisises "Bush" and all that...

    Well done on the arranged short piece, with witty versification.

    I realised the f-word were fascism before I read the note, so that too deserves my final of 3 plaudits.


    Master Anarchy,

    "Because you know you should."

    . Rewarded 8


    • OutOfSight
      January 2, 2008
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      Thanks, Master. I'm glad you saw "F-worded" for what it really meant. I had the feeling that it would be seen as the obvious.

      I appreciate your feedback.

      Karin
  • ecrivain01
    January 1, 2008

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    LOL

    I almost fell out of my chair. This is simply fabulous. I'm still laughing so hard I'm having trouble typing and having to go back and retype some of the words.

    Thanks for entering and Happy New Year.



    • OutOfSight
      January 2, 2008
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      Thank you, Ecrivain. Glad it gave you some smiles.

      Karin

  • Sonja silver member
    December 30, 2007

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    Very interesting, brave and wise used words in so short but strong poem. Best wishes.
    ~Sonja~


    • OutOfSight
      December 31, 2007
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      Thank you, Sonja. Because it is so short, I wondered if the references were too obscure. At first glance one might not see what's underneath.
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