PROCLITIC
By letters omitted and in their place
the apostrophe occupies the space.
It is. It’s
that is, that’s’
it was but ‘twas but
you are wrong, you’re wrong
for he is not, he isn’t,
do not you know, don’t y’ know.
He did not know, he didn’t know.
you think he is dim, ya’ll think he’s dim
but he is and he’s
the wit. t’wit.
Michael Edwards © December 2016
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Author:
Michael Edwards (
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- Comment from author about the poem: Just fun playing with words
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Comments7
Ha Ha. Great!
Nice painting! This is great!
Bless you both - thanks for commenting
Good on' Michael! ww
Great write
Thanks Willy and Tony
"Witty"! Fun.
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