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Poetic Tip
by OnepoetGem *the Poetic Rapper → (All Poetry by OnepoetGem *the Poetic Rapper)
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Some lady reviewer asked how she should feel, hope you or anyone else gets your answer after reading this.


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Feel the way you want,
or feel the way you don't,
maybe you thrill
maybe you won't.
I'm just curious,
why some take verse so serious?

Maybe it hits home,
makes their brain roam.
Then again who knows
which way the verse blows?
It could be a whip,
popping with a stinging tip,
hey near east traveling ship,
you're going on a oriental trip.
Nature of the beast,
it's just the way it feast,
loved the most or
who cares the least.

Easy on the weak hearted
wouldn't want them to
join the dearly departed.
Forgive us poets our trespasses,
basically haters can
kiss all our azzes.

OnepoetGem

 


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 Reviews of "Poetic Tip"
Reviewed by Bernice Angoh
Reviewed on June 24, 2008
Quit worrying about what people think G! it's only one or two or a few opinions and they don't count...

Reviewed on June 21, 2008
Thought this to be a little humourous but true. A poem is a personal thing, but at the same time to be shared. Hopefully with your pen you've made someone smile or think or cry, if you've done that, fantastic. If you haven't, no big deal. Yours made me smile and think. Loved the honesty in your write.

Reviewed by Gene Williamson
Reviewed on June 21, 2008
Ok, so I'll say congratulaions (re Sandie). A woman looking over
my shoulder once when I was writing, said: "Is that coming out
of your head?" I'm sure you'd have a great answer for that one, Gem.
- gene.

Reviewed on June 21, 2008
Hey Grady:

Never mind how others are feeling. It's your poem, and if your poems can make readers read and then reflect on their live's experiences and feel them, YOUR ARE SUCCESSFUL!!! Don't you know that's what poetry is all about?

A poem is about expression and influences. A poet's voice is to be heard! Obviously, your poems are being read, and your voice is being heard. You should congratulate yourself Grady!!!

Sandie Angel :o)


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