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The Scam Poems: Poem Three Point Nine M
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Wednesday, June 15, 2022    Rated "G" by the Author.
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Written By: Anonymous

 

 

 

                                                            THREE


Apparently the scammers prefer to

utilize an aggressive “no holds barred,”

“no frivolous, or honest introductions”

approach in their line of endeavor.

At least that’s what they’ve

told me. Thus, here and now,

within Three’s first stanza, I

must inform you that I’m only

writing what they tell me to.

And, as the poet “behind” these

words, I know not what

prompted them, or to

what their title refers.

 

And Three of Three Point

Nine M you’ll need to explain

yourself in three stanzas.

This is the scammers’ mandate,

despite the fact that you may

have many interpretations. But

to me your allusion to the fact

that three persons live

within one God affords

great comfort in a world

of dreadful sorrows and

time continually passing

 

And maybe, had many more

a belief in the realness

of an existence eternal,

there wouldn’t be so many

acts of terror perpetrated

against innocents in the

existence temporal

 

                                                            POINT

 

 

But isn’t time’s continual

passage highlighted in each

human’s existence?

 

And isn’t this especially

noticeable at points of

change in one’s life when

one actually begins to

become a different mortal?

 

And the phrase “begins to

become” as used in the

previous stanza is awkward

to be sure; yet I’m thinking

was utilized as a symbol

for the way in which points

of change, or stages in one’s

life are destined to occur

 

And at points of change, doesn’t

one invariably have no recourse

but to look first inward

at oneself, and then outward

to seek the help

of one’s God initially

and one’s friends secondarily?

 

                                                            NINE

 

 

Nine of Three

Point Nine M, just as

your namesake comrade Three

required three stanzas in its

presentation, so will you, for

propriety’s sake, require nine

 

Thus, here are offered

nine stanzas in

acceptance of time’s passage,

as stipulated by the poet.

He informing all who read this

of his having been warned that

he’s but a writer of the

whims of scammers

 

And the poet was likewise

warned that tales one

may hear or speak may

sometimes tail off and

denigrate the hearer or speaker

 

Still, perhaps it sometimes

bodes well for one to

share some of temptation’s

trifles, yet to not be

tainted by a touch of

timidity, derived perhaps

from a remainder of

guilt, tempered by the

knowledge that one didn’t

really know if one should

feel guilt or not

 

But isn’t it through one’s

outward roles that society

as a whole first comes to

know one? And wasn’t it

through supposedly verifiable

deeds that convention judged

one? And did it really matter

whether or not one had always

tried to say and do what

seemed to be necessary to

say and do just then?

 

But the poet has been

instructed to communicate

that Nine’s most enduring

wish is that praise be

granted to those who

routinely overcome odds great

and small in their effort

to remain productive

 

And thus, in a world

known to be constrained

by mistakes, lies, and evil

actions, who can really

refute the appropriateness

of Nine’s congratulatory note?

 

Oh, but with so many

proofs of that appropriateness

available, space limits the

poet to only that one which

Nine feels to be the

greatest of them all

 

And here’s Nine’s greatest

of them all:  No matter how

far afield one may have

strayed, and no matter how

many years have passed,

can not one start all over again?

 

                                                            M

 

 

In these words the scammers

designate M as a MIRAGE,

and determine its message

as unfit in poetry

 

Thus will the real M

supposedly appear later

in a prose format; yet,

remember, the poet can’t promise

that as certain. This

poetic M may actually

convey the maximum meaning

that the thirteenth

letter may be capable

of messaging to the

masses in this medium; or,

will a different M appear

to represent an embodiment of

evil, and a desire to

continue a quest for

gain ill-gotten?

 


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 Reviews of "The Scam Poems: Poem Three Point Nine M"
Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on June 18, 2022
In all poetry, I find that its’ is a very strange convention. Its is already a possessive pronoun, so the apostrophe must be the plural possessive of a lot of its. From that ugly, stupid Stephen King movie and novel, one is enough! ;-)

I'm not sure what all the numerology is. But spammers are always trying to sell something and scammers are always trying to get you to do something that you shouldn't. Mine have taken to making charges for me on the Internet that I'm supposed to counteract by calling their sneaky number. I never do, unfortunately for them. And worse, they threatened my good name by telling me they have "those pictures" of me that were never taken, like I take their threats, never, stupid fools to think I will react and fall into their web?

What three, three and nine mean, I don't know, except I believe there were first three Charlie's Angels. At least one of them died, so then again there were three Charlie's Angels much later. And I believe either in Mission Impossible or Charlie's Angels, M was referred to as the mysterious voice on the other end of the line.

Otherwise, other than being a rather nonabsorbent observant of TV trivia, that's all I have to offer to solve the puzzle of this strange poem. Both of those TV shows and later, movies, were certainly uncovering and dismantling evil in this world. More fanciful than true.

Ron


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