good

onepauly

put a pearl in your pocket

then go on and hock it

books are fine and so are you

listen to the inner chimes when blue.

about such a time their is a place

we will live in the love of heavens grace

chewing on a blade of grass

better things will come to pass

spilling out words from left to right

come on and sing with all your might

look right through the things that stink

from now on we'll live in the pink

our lives in general are very good

see it now as you surly would

with the soul be hardy

lets all have a fundamental party

on our honor we be the doners

of a more sensical way of life

 

 

  • Author: onepauly (Offline Offline)
  • Published: July 15th, 2017 14:16
  • Comment from author about the poem: a poem for the poets
  • Category: Fable
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  • Poetic Dan

    Good so far beyond good

    • onepauly

      how right you are. you can never be to good.
      thanks for the criticism. and favorite.

    • FredPeyer

      Pauly you are full of surprises (good ones I might add) and you are absolutely right: Let's have a party! Not so sure about "sensical" since it does not seem to be an 'official' word yet in the English language. But who cares, if you want to have a sensible way of life, don't become a writer, become an accountant!

      • onepauly

        the reactions I get differ from one to another. sensical is a word I created. it seemed to fit with what I wanted. sensible is a word I did not want. it sounds to common to me. you are right who cares. I'm not a writer I'm a poet, and it is allowed. I cant count on anything so I will not become an accountant. I'm not to good with numbers. I can add and subtract in my head. nothing else.
        all the poetry books I read their are many who made up their own words. I don't want to become a poet, I already am. this is constructive criticism okay no big deal. peace be with you.



        • FredPeyer

          Completely agree with you, and I apologize for calling you a writer instead of a poet. I consider myself a humble writer, have not climbed to that elevated stature of a poet yet, but hey, it might happen one day.
          And btw, Shakespeare invented a lot of words, so you are in good company! 🙂

          • onepauly

            you tell a good story. just look at all the friends you have at mps. I enjoy reading all your work. without you where would I be. people like you is why I stay in this forum. its really great.

          • kevin browne

            love this beautiful little gem onepauly. love the style, love the passion, love the words you written. there is a word in the oxford dictionary called 'nonsensical'. 'sensical' has not yet been made a word but pretty soon I'm sure it will. great write by the way.

            • onepauly

              hello kevin, first true poets don't have to spell any words correctly. that's why its called poetry. we deal with a lot of sensitive issues. and if we make up a word that will work quite well with what we are doing to make it work better then if we used proper English. (by the way my mother was born and raised in bormouth England). I have three electronic dictionaries by my side always. if you don't spell a word right, type in the way you think it is spelled. and the dictionary will search and come up with the word spelled correctly. and it will tell you the meaning of the word. so much for that. sensical is a word I made up to enhance my work. look in poetry books and you'll find many poets that create their own words. that's why its called poetry. writing a book is something different and proper spelling is required. just don't mix them up. when I went to grammer school I got all A's in English. sometimes its tough. that's why I got those dictionaries. I think i'll read your new post now. peace be with you. onepauly

              • kevin browne

                peace to you also my brother. I use 'Grammarly' for my spell checking, it's free to download and free to use. yeah, I understand where you are coming from. I think we all come across moments where we wish there were more words on offer. language has always grown and I believe it always will. new words appear from time to time, that may be a long time but they do turn up. look how ar it's come already and yet, look how much farther it has to go. thank you for your tips and I'm sure I will come across 'sensical' very soon in poetry readings.

                • onepauly

                  hey kevin I'm glad your alive. I need some time to get your new post. cowboy is always texting me
                  with messages and I answer every one of them.sometimes this lasts for hours. ha! ha!

                  • kevin browne

                    oh yeah, leaving me out in the cold then? only jesting my friend. I'm sure you get around to reading it at some point. Robert can speak for Britain as we put it here. by the way, this is how you spell Bournemouth.

                    • onepauly

                      this is not poetry so its ok to get her town spelled right. I wasn't sure how to spell it. but you understood it.
                      so I guess you don't need a spell check. you are your own dictionary. when I was a kid I used to read the dictionary. I read it like a book. one page after the other. from one word to the next. I wanted to know what they meant. and that's the only way I knew how to do it. well have a good day my friend. I did find your new post and it was as great as ever! keep it going. onepauly

                    • Goldfinch60

                      very good and very positive write,

                    • malubotelho

                      This is the best one ever. You are shining your light throughout your brain. Awesome.

                      • onepauly

                        wow! I didn't expect it was that good. the quality of my poetry will take another step down. I'm afraid. but I will try to climb those steps again.

                        • malubotelho

                          Hahaha! You are good and will find your way.



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