Not a philosophy in the classical sense,
More a try at making, other than usual, some sense...
I have never of it tried,
I tend to “poem” with the rhyme,
And my commenters have been more than kind,
In allowing me to write of what in my head I find,
Ain’t it really just so much a crime…?
To write freely but in verse,
I think a poet must be basically terse,
But as for me I think I would be worse,
Better I am when I must write with a curse…
After following you for some time now I find that you truly do love the sea. That salt water is in your blood, Ed. Oh, I enjoy the poems you write and must agree with Rebecca.
On the inland seas (lakes) we fish, catch and eat the crappie. It's not as good as a walleye or a tuna, or even a salmon. But it's a pretty good pan fish and not very crappy, like catfish or sucker.
Where was I. Sometimes your poetry is quite humorous, especially with its "forced" rhymes. But I think it's great that you can express yourself to get rid of all those sea demons that haunt you and that you have people here who say nice things to cheer you up (while I don't) like they have below.
You may think its crappie, but I think it's funny. I tend to write traditional verse with rhymes. It just comes out that way. Occasionally, I venture forth into free verse. John
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Deborah
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Jane
Where was I. Sometimes your poetry is quite humorous, especially with its "forced" rhymes. But I think it's great that you can express yourself to get rid of all those sea demons that haunt you and that you have people here who say nice things to cheer you up (while I don't) like they have below.
The poet who don't know it… Ron
Rebecca
It is according to how I feel at the moment, either way it is quite possible to get you point across.
You are a rhyming sensation, legion in your time.