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Dead Poet's Society
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"This nine pound hammer it's a little too heavy, for my size, buddy for my size"


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Dead Poet's Society
By La Belle Rouge

Let’s bring the hammer
down on Poe
cause if you’ve read him
then you know
Poe was just a spaced out mess
did his feeble mind crack
under grief and stress?
anyway.. a book of Poe isn’t fit
for any boy or girl to get
he penned all those dark
and morbid things
that to many spines a shiver brings
let’s censor Edgar Allen for sure
he’s drunk demented and impure

And next on the censor’s list
well let’s see....
Neruda it just has to be
why that dirty man wrote odes
to naked beauties
exposin their twinkies
describin their tooties
imagine what a terrible tragedy
if innocent folk like you were to see
such scandalous erotic poetry
of unbridled naked ecstasy
aim well and bring the hammer
down perfect and slow
ole Pablo Neruda has to go

Brukowski deserves a fatal blow
no dirty words he wouldn’t say
or gross depravity he’d not show
he wrote unseamly social sewage
and reams about sex too
oh yeah, Charles would corrupt
all the righteous people like you
he was crude, he was raw
most deserving of hell?
between CB and Satan
it had to be a draw
so smash him down good
with that censor’s hammer
if he was still alive
he should be thrown in the slammer

Now Byran was a man
with no morals at all
he quickly to the vengence
of the censor should fall
too many women in too many verses
too much advocating of “Free Love”
brings down righteous curses
take him and his
nar do well friend Shelly
out of circulation
ban such libertine poetry
from each god-fearing nation

If he wasn’t dead
Ginsberg would be next
on the censor’s list to crush
he reverenced nothing
and wrote no mush
for powers that be, no respect at all
time for revolution
and empires to fall
and did you hear? Allen was Gay
let anyone read him?
why that would be the day
censor that bothersome
gay troublemaker
send Ginsberg away stiff and cold
to the poetry undertaker

Last but not least
let us speak of the ladies
Plath and Sexton... such shadies
poems of death, poems of sex
why if we should read them
they’d make us moral wrecks!
bring down the hammer
and censor each line you can
of those degenerate women
Sylvia and Anne

And please don't forget
to add Homer and Ovid
they should both be a censored poet
two more depraved or libertine
In the ancient or new world
have ever been seen
making poems of making war
and making love their toys
Homer And Ovid, those naughty boys
swing that hammer and crush them quick
before the Odyssey
or Metamorphoses stick.


And now that your hammer
has cleaned up the world of poetry
do you think censorship will favor you
and freedom you’ll see
oh no, the hammer has two ends
when censorship starts
the loss of all freedom begins
each poet gagged or locked away
diminishes knowledge
and hastens the day
when you can’t post a sermon
or even a prayer
go ahead swing that hammer
it’s taking you there



3/12/2008 La Belle Rouge


          

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Reviewed by Sage Sweetwater
Reviewed on March 13, 2008
They've taken away my paying Gold membership but hell, if'n they wanna give it to me for free, that's alright with me...Better add Charlotte Mew to that list...19th century lesbian poet...grab Ricky Martin mi vida loca by the balls, he's gay, best latina songwriter, hand jive, bend over 'n prick, er pick up those music notes pages, ya know, the one with the full staff an' treble clef...effin' mexican jumpin' bean better censor you might be a redneck, Jeff Foxworthy, better git 'er done Larry the Cable Guy, let's ask Jim Bakker for some advice...er, is Jessican Hahn in the house, does size really matter, Jess...that is size of the collection plate...I say we all grab Daisy Duke, Bo and Luke and get some head on a brew at the Boar's Nest....Belle, see ya there...and in the words of Waylon...just a good ol' boy (girl) never meanin' no harm, been in trouble with the law since the day I was born...salute Belle and the General Lee...ya'll come bail us out now, ya hear?

Sage

Reviewed by Georg Mateos
Reviewed on March 13, 2008
Censors are like those righteous ones that burned women in Salem under the pretext of being witches but not before disrobing them for their own carnal pleasure of bondage and tortur.
Censorship is the tool of the inept ttying to gag those that aren't mute into silence.
To them I will say "Captain, my Captain, we made a poet's society so no one will dead, ever, Captain, my Captain"

Georg

Reviewed by Morning Star
Reviewed on March 12, 2008
'Oh I love Edgar Allen Poe
Dark and sad poetry but
Censorship is a dangerous tool that's my opinion
I feel that a poet should have freedom to expressed
Poetry is a way to let out your pain
Or what ever your heart is feeling
I agreed with Kate Burnside
Excellent write!
Peace Love and Hugsss....Morning Star

Reviewed by twinklewrites at her desk (Reader)
Reviewed on March 12, 2008
OMG, Sister La Belle, I am going to toss out Mother Goose rhymes,
and Shakespeare along with the Bible! Such horror! such Love!

La Belle these words speak loud and clear...Hopefully this will be read by the ones that try to take the "God" given talent away from
any poet that so many adore, past, present and future! Ooo dear...
sorry I have to run, I forgot to rate my poem...Hugs, Peg

Reviewed by H Cruz
Reviewed on March 12, 2008
Yea, crtics of old; they be starchy and full of pun; but you gotta admit with words we have some fun! yee ha...

Reviewed by Dark Knight (Reader)
Reviewed on March 12, 2008
I have read all of these poets and even Baudelaire-think i spelled that right-loved your poem La Belle--I wonder how long before a lot of poets will be told to keep silent with their pens-well done

Reviewed by Karen Palumbo
Reviewed on March 12, 2008
Fancy writing and true to form. Censorship is a very dangerous tool in my books. Those that choose censorchip better be carefull because as the pendullum swings it just might be something they like. Each time, another piece of freedom is chipped away....

Be always safe,
Karen

Reviewed by Nicky Goodman
Reviewed on March 12, 2008
ooooooooo-er! i do declare this poem has made me want to shake my best bits all around the place and yell "censor this!!", wiggle a bit, bop censorish types with a cartoon hammer and see cartoon lumps appear with little name tags attached for each you've mentioned above, and i promise i am as sober as a judge! - censorship - is the obscenity - and in all seriousness it makes me ANGRY. Freedom of expression creates debate and awareness, raises conciousness,creates atmosphere for change - how very dangerous for those who wish to control and keep the power they have, by maintaining the status quo, by promoting those who serve them - personally, those who express ideas that upset me deeply, i always prefer to see the whites of their eyes, think about what they have to say, and respond - no hammer, or only cartoons -but voice, penning it like this one poem of yours -however, i often feel i do not want to promote or give my money to any writing site which censors and deletes work from web space paid for by artists - because money talks to such censors more than any poem i could write - my dilemma at present- hm. i've ranted haven't i? lol! Anyway - a big cheer for you and this poem -well done La Belle xx

Reviewed by Anna Marie Fritz (Reader)
Reviewed on March 12, 2008
How can I do better than Kate Burnside?
I can't. She said much of what I felt, reading this neat piece.

Reviewed by Kate Burnside
Reviewed on March 12, 2008
Ooooooooo... this could run and run as we hang all our scoundrels out to dry... then take them to our bosom again for a good hugging! :)) The head on that hammer is going to be worn to a peanut by the time we get through. And the verdict?! If you can't beat 'em, join 'em... Now where's Oscar Wilde, DH Lawrence, Nabokov... writers of the Old Testament... !! Very neat turn at the end, Belle. Political and correct... K xx :))

Reviewed by Tinka Boukes
Reviewed on March 12, 2008
Had to go search the internet to get this one...but now I can say....you did one helluva Jobo Sister La Belle!!

Love Tinka

Reviewed on March 12, 2008
Good thought provoker you've penned this morning, Belle; brava!

(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :(

Reviewed on March 12, 2008
She does WHAT? No...not Poe, nor Brukowski, nor the others would she censor! Ah, but 'tis La Belle and her thought provoking words; pure antipodes she would poetize! Well, done, La Belle!!

Micke

Reviewed by Jerry Bolton (Reader)
Reviewed on March 12, 2008
Gawd . . . All those nasty-minded so-called poets you listed and left out the most nastiest-minded of them all . . . My gawd, La BellE! You didn't name ME!ME!ME!ME!ME!!!!! . . . I am dying heah . .

Reviewed on March 12, 2008
JUst a place to VENT the feelings that well up!
Us artist (and themselves) needed to share! (Mostly many of them Poets were in pain and found a way of getting it out)
Love this poem you have starkly written!
May the truth be spoken, as they kept us minds deeply throbbing...
quite Inspiring as an Artist and his paints! Did their rants exquisitily to their best...
Love it all as it keep the building blocks from a fall...
Write On!
Warmest Blessings, LIGHT, LOVE and Inner Peace, Warrior Purple Lady Sweet Sheooxooo

STay Positive!
STay STrong!
Dead Poets Society was Truly inspiring too! :)

Reviewed on March 12, 2008
Man: all the ones I love: Neruda. Sexton. Plath. Bukowski. Ginsberg ... that's okay, I'll keep reading 'em. What are they gonna do, arrest me? No poet should be censured. An excellent, thought provoking write, La Belle, well done!

(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.

Reviewed by Mr. Ed
Reviewed on March 12, 2008
That's a mighty big hammer ya got there, Lady! And I always knew that old Homer Simpson would eventually get in trouble with all them their righteous folks some day. But, Hell, I'm still gonna watch him anyway, and by God, I just might read a Poe poem agin today, too.


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