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MikeIvy
MikeIvy
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Tabloid Author

To listen to them
You would think they knew
Who I was behind their veil.

Speak no, hear no, see no...
Just write the evil
Stories that sell the rag.

All mighty buck
In it we trust
Facts, what do we care
Have it on my desk by Friday.

And make it good
What if he does die
Oh well what of it
Widows sell much better.

Saturday the women shop
Get it to the check out line
While grubby kids grab the candy
We grab their three bucks
And say thank you for shopping here

They need our guidance
To tell them what to believe
It's up to us to help
Feed their soft oatmeal minds
And lead them to the following story

MikeIvy
MikeIvy
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Esperanza_HidalgoEsperanza_Hidalgoabout 13 years ago
Okay

now I read this one, and it is good too. Not overwritten.

vrosej10vrosej10about 13 years ago
Bravo

I am seeing some real improvement in your work. Good for you. Getting a recommend.

greenmountaineergreenmountaineerabout 13 years ago

Pretty good. My bias is the poem might even have been better if S4 began the poem, the last stanza followed, and S5 ended it.

twelveoonetwelveooneabout 13 years ago
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ditto, with Ang.

and this is good

Just write the evil -kind of trite, but an excellent job of subverting the triteness with Speak no, hear no, see no... (probably better with some other punctuation)

Also don't think you need the first three lines.

Congrats - Mike, real crit's, real development

100!

AngelineAngelineabout 13 years ago
The last strophe is preachy and you don't need it

because you've already implied what it says with the whole poem. And if you take it away, ending on the "say thank you for shopping here" you have a much stronger piece with an interesting ending. Just my opinion of course.

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