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Prolifically Speaking
by Ed Matlack → (All Poetry by Ed Matlack)
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Am I writing too much to keep up,
Or am I keeping up too much with writing?

Prolifically Speaking…


 


Am I prolific as I write so much in one day?


Or am I so as I can make many bunnies in a special way?


Does my being prolific make me more than what I say?


Or should I only be prolific in the merry month of May?


 


To be prolific must I also have a brain attached to my stem?


Be it small, or large or just of an average size, it comes out mostly in rem,


In sleep, no dreams do I remember even though I have a brain as well then,


Wish I could remember or recall what it was I dreamed of, just them…


 


I write so much as I do have so much time, nothing else right now to do,


My job did lay me off, the unemployment check spent, what else can I do,


Except write as much as possible, to clear out my head, and send them to you,


Though I do realize, that most of these do bore the hell out of you, I do have that much of a clue…


                                © ed ~ 8/12/04


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 Reviews of "Prolifically Speaking"
Reviewed by Katy Walsvik (Reader)
Reviewed on August 15, 2004
Hmmm.. I am literally the last person, no, actually I would NEVER tell anyone NOT to write... BUT... as long as you accept that I will miss many things you write, time being limited and then there's that feeling of being overwhelmed by your "prolific" abilites, then please, pleasure us with all you have to say. I'm in the cheering section, but sometimes off in the john when you score! (grin) I love to read you, Eddie M, but I may never see it all. Sigh... Write on! Stop apologizing... you MUST stop apologizing and saying you're boring... I happen to know that there are tons of people in AD who follow you wherever your mind wanders...(you know that too) I'm one of 'em. (smile) katy xox.

Reviewed by Tinka Boukes
Reviewed on August 13, 2004
You can never be boring.....your words are most welcome...even ten time a day......shut-up and write your heart out!!

Warm love Tinka

Reviewed by Kate Clifford (Reader)
Reviewed on August 12, 2004
I never find you boring and I do remember most of my dreams or parts of them. Its fun but it does take some training of self.


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