The Day I Punched Out A Poet

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(C) GratefulFred

He wrote for the ages
timeless majestic
I wrote for the common man
spastic delirious
His words were in song
dazzling uplifting
My words were forbidden
gross out belligerent
He spoke not direct
symmetric deep meaning
I spoke from the gut
in your face revealing
He boasted me his works
incredible and wondrous
I say come again
not practical half useless
He looked down at my work
Contempt rotten core
I read all his stuff
Purposeless causing snore
He swung a weak fist
Moved left went by
Swung one of my own
struck hard, black eye

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FifthFlowerFifthFlowerover 16 years ago
Good comparison

I like the black eye you gave the other poet.

AnonymousAnonymousabout 18 years ago
Funny!

I don't know if that's what you intended, but if not, tough luck! It reminded me of the poetry of Spike Milligan, so consider yourself in excellent company.

The Libertine

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