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I Can Be Pithy
by Gene Williamson → (All Poetry by Gene Williamson)
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On page nine twenty nine
of the Concise Columbia Encyclopedia,
paper back edition,
there could have been some mention
of me somewhere between
the poet William Carlos Williams
and William the Silent.
Columbia could have squeezed me in
by excising William of Orange,
already covered under the aformentioned
Silent Will,
After all I've been known to paint
the town red, ride a high horse,
bark up the wrong tree, beat
the band, whip the devil
around the stump,
paddle my own canoe, take
to the tall timber
fly the coop,
run amuck, cut the Gordian knot,
chase a wild goose, carry
coals to Newcastle, and on occasion
be as funny as
a barrel of monkeys.
Ain't that worth a few laconic lines?



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 Reviews of "I Can Be Pithy"
Reviewed by Ed Matlack
Reviewed on April 17, 2008
"Ain't that worth a few laconic lines?"

Well, maybe just one, but not too long, otherwise too many others will suffer your fate...ed

Reviewed by Karen Palumbo
Reviewed on April 15, 2008
Perhaps at the least a mention, but alas they must have run out of pages.....

Be always safe,
Karen

Reviewed on April 15, 2008
YAY!!
Some Man I Can relate To :) lol
I wa raised on saying like those! Hoe Cool To Hear Another Use Them!!
Your From "Mudville" too?
Are You Corn Fed Like Me? lol
Have A Great Day Gene!!
I'm goin to see a man about a dog here in a "Gin-it" lol
Embrassé
Vickie

Reviewed by Lavendar Jazz
Reviewed on April 15, 2008
Yes, I think you should be listed... what with a resume like yours, how could they deny you?


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