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Linbido
Linbido
7 Followers

hey
you
oi!

big guy
number one
the man
oh yes, the man

whydontcha
come over here

take your backpack baggage
of inept attitude with you

and settle your self delusional
sense of superiority
one man majority

I'm waiting
for your self imposed
holier-than-thou
high horse, happy horseshit
witless, pointless boring grit

yes
please

come here
and try your thing
wanking sheer volume
disguised as weight

to impose your hollow helpless
weak and voiceless will

it will be
the last fucking orders
you'll ever bark

Linbido
Linbido
7 Followers
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Lauren HyndeLauren Hyndealmost 20 years ago
Going for the jugular...

Strong and fast paced, like many of your best. I really love this side of your poetry.

minsueminsuealmost 20 years ago
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At last a smile to go with the tears wrought by today's poems. A bitter, sarcastic smile, but quite satisfying in it's way. ;)

LiarLiaralmost 20 years ago
Hehe

An original take on the title challenge. Unloading that rant that many hold in when confrunted with the self-important order barkers. Good pacing there. :)

jthserrajthserraalmost 20 years ago
Oh my...

a distinct difficulty with authority figures in this one. Although I think there have been a number of recent events that I wish this attitude had been taken. Some nice tongue-in-cheek phrasing here.

jim : )

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