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Mutha’s Only Half A Word
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The next time I have to listen to some kid praise suicide I'll let them borrow my gun.

Mutha’s Only Half A Word Mutha what am I doin’ here surrounded by poets who can no longer be content as naughty fuchahs and so must feign some kink forcing admiration for my coprophagic ranting Mutha what am I doin’ here when there’s spring water laced with bourbon four short blocks removed from poets sucking lattes decaf – flavor of the day to match their semi dark poems Mutha what am I doin’ here when there’s a new Lady twenty-five minutes away who hasn’t yet discovered that not only am I not Mr. Right I’m not even Mr. Mediocre and much too old a Mutha to even dream of getting better Mutha I’ll tell you what I’m doing here with self absorbed poets removed from my bourbon away from that woman Mutha I’m here ‘cause this is where an aging muthaf***ah belongs

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Reviewed by Paul Judges

Reviewed on July 13, 2010

Very good work, Roger.

Reviewed by La Belle Rouge Poetess Of The Heart

Reviewed on June 29, 2010

Yes you are at home LOL! Love the beat sound of this poem and the humor Roger.

Reviewed by Georg Mateos

Reviewed on June 29, 2010

Now, there's a poet that gives literary graffiti the sound of street bards chanting "bad boy, bad boy, whannagonnado, when they come for you" and as another Mutha out here, I bow to you in admiration. (not bending over!!!)

Georg

Reviewed by Ed Matlack

Reviewed on June 28, 2010

Aging is right...LOL & now that I have put away my Funk & Wagnalls, I can get back to reading the rest of your poetry you old funky fart....ed ;-)

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