Book three in this non-series-is serious work on learning how to leverage or (wo)manipulate English as a poet
A good example of why you shouldn't read bad examples as this volume disgusts is about illuding to the heresy of hear-say.
We trick ourselves, our mind's trick us, author's use literary tricks to trickle out their prose.
Why even hookers trick!
So what's the trick to learning this?
Simple. This spell-blinding book.
Excerpt
My Heart Is Like A Crushed Marshmallow Treat
My heart is like a crushed marshmallow treat
With respect
No moor
You spite me down like Cobb salad
Nuts crush
Wilted leaves me oil
Vinegary
Yeti sum ho'
Am not Chinese
Bug hair
Bug hair
Bug hair
You would bend over
Arch
Air
Mons beau
Stirring my a rose-in love
Arousing again heart
Felt
Sure wooed
Far worst
