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A Harmless Plot
by Jansen Estrup → (All Poetry by Jansen Estrup)
Thursday, February 5, 2015    Rated "PG" by the Author.
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Richard Lloyd Cederberg is right about the stream of ideas, so recently penned.
This one is a direct spinoff and I thank him.

A HARMLESS PLOT
by JANSEN ESTRUP

'Tis mighty harmless, selfies are
And so dress-up like, so princess-Star.
Disguise ourselves, pretentious hawks,
A king, a ghoul, or sly Guy Fawkes,
But we warn each other with a shout
Those other dangers all about

And hundred years ago at sea
With raiders all around did we
Tap R R R or S S S at this location
And S O S - S O S - S O S -
just stricken by a hateful nation.

So flex your wrist, make a fist,
Let the dancers sway and twist,
Dit Dah Dit, Di da di, di da di -
Dit dit dit, di di di, di di di -
Dit dit dit, Dah Dah Dah, di di di -

So dread those sounds across the years,
To sum up our most awful fears,
We warn, now rue our own reflections,
And call them traitor who have objections,
We demand and hoard more ammunition.

And once the robot writers have it
They'll spread so wide this coded widget
Ever more its fame abides us,
Cloaks us ... hides us
'Neath richocheted echoes of chattered fuss.

Every word is filed away, for don't we know
That some fine day a trumpet's blow
Will signal all our mirrors show
Our savior fallen deep in love
With what its ears and eyes behove
A selfie of its zettabyte trove.

So raise your arm and make a fist,
And let the dancers bob and twist,
Play it fore and play it backwards
Morph it round the prison yards
Da dit, dit dit dit, dit dah
Da dit, dit dit dit, dit dah
Da dit, dit dit dit, dit dah


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 Reviews of "A Harmless Plot"
Reviewed by Regis Auffray
Reviewed on April 12, 2015
Uniquely creative, Jansen. Your rhythm fits the beat of the dance. Thank you for sharing. Love and peace to you,

Regis

Reviewed by Richard Cederberg
Reviewed on February 20, 2015
Original thoughts. Love that fifth verse. As a brisk campfire; your creative mind is crackling warmly here. Enjoyed. rlc

Reviewed by Isabella Koldras
Reviewed on February 6, 2015
...appreciate your effort of..."Raise your arm again, make a fist, point your thumb down
and continue saying, I'm a bad boy while I push down on your wrist. Ready? Resist."...
and..."Come on Baby, Let's do the Twist".....
Great spin-poetry. Exquisite sense of humour...Have what she is having....

Reviewed by Christine Tsen
Reviewed on February 6, 2015
I'm fascinated with your rhythms here Jansen, and creativity :)
Blessings,
Christine

Reviewed by E Phillips
Reviewed on February 6, 2015
OK, you have quoted or written about too many different people, places, and things for me to comment about (or to search and read about) that I must limit myself to observing you have a mighty nice rhyme that resonates well around my prison yard
da dit, dit dit dit, dit dah etc.

Reviewed by Mr. Ed
Reviewed on February 6, 2015
We have become a self-centered world of 'Selfies' and I think so many miss so much all around them because of this. I prefer to take pics of what I see around me.

Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on February 5, 2015
And I didn't see those typos… I must admit I was having trouble deciphering what you are driving at except perhaps the idea that from a simple binary tapping of Morse code to convey simple messages in time of danger, we now have wide bandwidth to text massive amounts of chatter, but little warning.

Extrapolating what's happening in the future is mind-boggling…

Ron

Reviewed by Jeff Mason
Reviewed on February 5, 2015
"Guy Fawkes" is the correct name. Also, you may have been looking for "stricken" vs. "striken?" And, you need a space in "eachother." (end of grammar cop mode) ;-)

I love the inter-weaving of the old (morse code) with the new (selfie and zettabyte) - nicely done. -- Jeff Mason


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