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TheTown Of Most Vile
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There’s a cruel rank and file in the town of Most Vile
and you haven’t a hope to get in .
So press on regardless or you’re pushed out of town,
by your scruples or else by your sin .
There’s too many pokers in the fires of hell
And they tell you what a great job they’ve done .
They walk tall in town and they’d love to take you down
If only to Most Vile you would come.
It’s a long way here but a short way out
When you’re not one of the people with the clout .
So you either stay and salute all Most Viles astute
Or rebel and jump up and shout .
Down the long road of life we must walk for a while
with our feet in the muck as we go .
It’s a hard yard and mile when people Most Vile
are the rivals who are running the show .
But if all that they share is their own Devils Lair
its no wonder they they’ve lost their smile .
Cold hearted and stern faced fork tongued and disgraced
Are the people who have ruled in Most Vile .











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 Reviews of "TheTown Of Most Vile"
Reviewed by jude forese
Reviewed on August 22, 2004
well crafted imagery and meter ...

Reviewed by Mr. Ed
Reviewed on August 22, 2004
Powerfully penned, and a very intriguing poem, Paul. Well Done!

Reviewed by E T Waldron
Reviewed on August 21, 2004
What a grand write Paul, maintaining such wondrous meter and rhyme while making such a powerful statement!Very fine work!

Reviewed by Dawn Richerson
Reviewed on August 21, 2004
Paul, this is one fantastic write. I have unfortunately been to the town Most Vile and though I saw truth I didn't turn and get out soon enough. Your pen is powerful here and speaks much truth.

Reviewed by Katy Walsvik (Reader)
Reviewed on August 21, 2004
Wow! A commentary dripping with bold, in-your-face truths... these are the things we think in our deep recesses when we entertain defeat... you give the unspoken a pair of legs and feet and poetically stick it in the reader's face! Astonishingly poetic, yet you don't flinch for a second... this is really great stuff! Your internal rhyme and gliding meter gives it a wonderful voice. You called it what it is! I tip my hat! katy xox.


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