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to you, so full of yourself
by Steve Patterson → (All Poetry by Steve Patterson)
  
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a poet's words
are his own.
he but shares
the thoughts
that he's been shown.

that feeling,
that dealing,
that moment in time,
the poet but puts to it
the rythmn & the ryhme.

bless his soul
and bless his heart
for being so kind
to share that part
of his life and his mind.

so to you,
so full of yourself,
to think we care
that you care to think,
i simply say
your thinkin' stinks.

a poem is written
to be read,
not graded.
it's words will Be
long after your dead.
the thought Exists
long after you've faded.

Copyright ©2002 steve patterson

(1). this is directed to you tomas ughdair, so full of yourself. you dare to judge others words to justify the shallowness of your own.
(2). eloquent, multi-syllable ramblings do not add weight to your words. consider the block of concrete - water & sand held together by a slight bit of mortar.
(3). this poem is not gender specific. i wrote it in the masculine only because i wrote it.
(4). should you choose to respond, be aware i never read your poems or your reviews. frankly i don't give a shit waht you think or what you have to say.

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 Reviews of "to you, so full of yourself"
Reviewed by Robin Labenberg
Reviewed on April 12, 2002
I would just like to slide between the anger to say that I liked your poem..

Reviewed by sue
Reviewed on April 9, 2002
i came back when i heard about this poem and only to say i did not ask for this kind of thing and do not encourage. tom has a right to his opinion and his words and a poetry site is no place for a battle of any kind. thank you steve but when i need someone to fight my 'battles' for me i will let you know but as far as i know there is no battle here to be fought. when and if i write something worth posting i will post it. for now i chose not to. i deplore violence and all this fighting is a form of violence. stop it please and keep writing poetry.

Reviewed by Tomas Ughdair (Reader)
Reviewed on April 9, 2002
Steve Patterson,
I do not normally read your work,I have now read your work,I have come to conclusion, that you write like a woman,you think like woman,You act like a woman,and quite frankly I think you are a woman,if not,you are one of the strangest men I have ever met.
Never the less, I support your right to express your opinion,and write what ever you consider appropriate.A right you apparently
deny me,which reflects very little credit on you as a person or a poet.
Morchuis


Reviewed by Mitzi Jackson
Reviewed on April 9, 2002
Man I would have never guessed that you are one of the poets on this site in a war of wars, I read one side and now reading the other and I like both your words so much....
Wow....we are artist people...we are the last hope people....If we can't even dream a better reality than what the fuck is the point...who am I nobody and everybody who wants to be heard and respect isn't this what this site is about???


not so silentoutcast

Reviewed on April 9, 2002
steve,
you're a talented writer, and so is tom. whether you choose to read or rate his is up to you, but you made a valid point.."a poets words are his own"
eventually we may all step on someones toes, because our work is a result of culminating factors in our lives and cultures. tom deserves the same respect...as does all of the writers. (whether agreed with, or not).
and if we begin to censure, or critisize to censure, what step follows? what other freedoms are you willing to sacrifice?
we are so fortunate that we have this forum to express openly and honestly. i wish that it had not gotten hurtful, for anyone..because, the only winners in a war of any kind, are the ones that don't have to fight it.
write your heart
and be thankful that we can
hugs always
your friend
krissy

Reviewed by Marie Logan (Reader)
Reviewed on April 9, 2002
Steve, I liked your poem. I didn't know there was a "war between poets" here, but you know I'd be on your side. Anyway...

Reviewed by nicki
Reviewed on April 9, 2002
How many more friendships and sites would these people destroy??

Reviewed by Scada (Reader)
Reviewed on April 9, 2002
I agree wholeheartedly with your poem, my dear.

Scada

Reviewed by E T Waldron
Reviewed on April 9, 2002
Steve I love your work, please don't stoke the fires any more than they are...we come in peace to share our dreams...keep you mind stayed on that.

Reviewed by E T Waldron
Reviewed on April 9, 2002
Let there be peace.....please.

Reviewed by Dens Dreamweaver (Reader)
Reviewed on April 9, 2002
Hi Steve..I'm back <smile> But am saddened to read so much on the war of the poets. Sure wish it would die its death so that the AD poets can get back to doing what they do best.....
love and light
dreamweaver

Reviewed by Tracey Hardie
Reviewed on April 9, 2002
I am not here to comment on the war between poets...I only wish peace to all.. I like your poem.


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