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    He slashed
    fierce
    the pencil
    into blank,
    cursed down
    in worded grind
    the scrapes
    and frowns
    of angered verse
    in page loathed
    graphite stains
    till he ripped it
    from its words
    and crumpled
    into blank.

  • #2
    Well this is a new arrow in your quiver! Feels like catharsis.

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    • Tony Grannell
      Tony Grannell commented
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      Hello RhymeLovingWriter, I often loose these arrows, poetic definitions, I call them. This offering being a definition for the 'f' word when used in frustration, used quiet allot, I'm sure - ha ha! Most kind of you to respond and it is very much appreciated. Regards, Tony.

  • #3
    Or frustration? Powerful.

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    • Tony Grannell
      Tony Grannell commented
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      Hello mooneyblack, Frustration indeed and a bin full of crumpled papers. I do thank you very much. Regards, Tony.

  • #4
    Always discard the first draft (or drafts) written in anger. But do write them. A new short-form style here from you, Tony, and it is also very good!

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    • Tony Grannell
      Tony Grannell commented
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      Hello Muttado, You are correct, there is great learning in discarded paper, like throwing anger into a bin. Very kind of you to respond and it is very much appreciated. You are in fine fettle, I hope, Tony.

  • #5
    I do love a thin poem; this one is a beauty.

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    • Tony Grannell
      Tony Grannell commented
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      Hello grant, A thin poem indeed, skin and bone by an overweight poet - ha ha! The new year is treating you well, I do hope. Regards, Tony.

  • #6
    Beauty even in frustration! :-))

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    • Tony Grannell
      Tony Grannell commented
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      Thank you very much, imrogue, very kind of you indeed. Regards, Tony.

  • #7
    Garcia Marquez said that you can tell a good writer by what they throw away

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    • Tony Grannell
      Tony Grannell commented
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      Hello lunar glide, How true and if I could only get my hands on what some of them threw away, I would be well content. I do thank you very much. Regards, Tony.

  • #8
    The oncoming train screeches to a halt just in time for the bound to be unbound and live to write again Thank You!

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    • Tony Grannell
      Tony Grannell commented
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      Hello The second, Yes indeed, live to write again - crumpled ideas will un-crumple into the next page. Very kind of you to respond and it is most appreciated. Regards, Tony.
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