Begherk!

[grant hayes]

Sorry, John, I missed your comment. Thank you for reading, as always, so sympathetically. Yes, it is an exhortation to a certain kind of attitude and action, as you observe. I once wrote a small suite of poems using these sorts of neologisms, but I can't find it. I shall keep looking.

[John Wertz]

Quite a packed-in-olive-oil image, MHenry.

[John Wertz]

A call to optimism, yes, but more a memorable call to action. Terrific!

[grant hayes]

Optimism for pessimists: I like that, Katray. Thank you!

[grant hayes]

Thank you for re-reading, imrogue. I am gruntled about that!

[grant hayes]

Thank you, Alexandra! It's not always minor chords I play.

[Katray]

A call for optimism that a pessimist can understand; quite an amazing feat you have accomplished!

[Suz-zen]

Has grant come to the ZEN-side? in ZEN mind: existence is inherently paradoxical....I read recently something that tickled me... i paraphrase:
When I say the direct opposite of any statement is equally true, and someone replies 'Oh no it isnt!', I laugh and agree, because nothing is absolute.

[Suz-zen]

Last night I was reading Feck more as Effect and then..... F*** !
So now with the explanation of opposite of the weak-willed i am able to glean a new perspective! Thanks!

[Suz-zen]

This is a wonderful world in this poem!

[imrogue]

Nice one Grant! I had to reread and oh, how I wish to unsign those check! lol

[AlexandratheLate]

Grant I like your playful side but in grant-like style - you play with our minds and intrigue us -- love this.

[grant hayes]

Thank you, Dwayne. Fun and contemplation are an agreeable mix, I think.

[DWAYNE]

This rhyme requires contemplation.

Love the double meaning here, toying with diction. Fun read!

[RhymeLovingWriter]

Actually, now that you mention it, I can hear it!