Sharp Tongues

Sharp Tongues

A Poem by Red Brick Keshner

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the child with a sharp tongue
is chastised by his elders
and ostracized by his peers

the man with a sharp tongue
is likely beaten to a pulp
by no none-sense blokes

the woman with a sharp tongue
exists ever lonely and isolated
she is avoided and derided by all




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© 2011 Red Brick Keshner


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Hahaha, I get you JC, and agree totally... but it seems you are referring to sharp-witted (tongued) persons while this poem connotes on the negative - as in extremely acid and loud vexations to the spirit variety and not the esteemed ones you are referring to. Else the poem would have been written with a differing slant. :-) So while I don't mind the disagreement, I would like to make this little clarification. Cheers.

Posted 13 Years Ago


Well, I hate to say it, but I strongly disagree with this poem's message. It was a good read, but history shows that the sharp tongued people are those who are remembered in quotes for decades after their own death.

Posted 13 Years Ago



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Red Brick Keshner
Red Brick Keshner

Brisbane, West Moreton, Australia



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Perhaps poetry is the only palpitation of my thoughts and experiences. It becomes a commentary, a puppet theatre on what is observable and discernible from the vast expanse of the human condition. Eac.. more..

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