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It's brief but I don't think anyone would stand to read much more of this.

Dikshunarys dnot ohn werds
Pnithr dus teh llingwist ohn llangwich
Ay wyl spel howwvr idamwil pleeez
Ordr pt wurdds n ahnee weighh
Theigh r mi lehtrs n mih wuhrrddz
Eighll doo wyt dem ow ih desseyed
Maak m bough r barc 4 Mee
Av m role n sspin ahn erupshun
Ohr lett dem sitt inn d kornr kuyetly
Mite brake em er byldm uhp
Whor phorget m awl entyrlee

Reviews

[jacob erin-cilberto]

through my letters and my words...the message is clear, even if sit quietly in the corner.

I don't think you will be forgotten entirely...ever.
not with this kind of creativeness exhibited.

j.

[Ankita Dwivedi]

AH! i am delighted , my friend . such a fun but meaningful work . you have delivered the moST beautiful messag ein such simple words, in a way that allows the writer to be boundleslsly creative . Thank you so much for sharing this poem .
XOXO
Ankita

[Cherrie Palmer]

I love to play with words and this is a fun read. I have a letter my great-great-grandma wrote. She was not a schooled woman, but that fact didn't keep her form writing letters. Big fun, loved it.

[T.S. Ulmus]

The first review with the typo, I love it. Thank you for the read and the kind words.

[Cherrie Palmer]

Lol, your welcome, sorry my review wasn't more creative :)

[AJNJ]

Absolutely agreed! We own our words and can do with them as please. This poem frees us of any obligations to stay in line and grants us the license to soar creatively! Enjoyed!

[Chris]

I read poetry aloud...a minimum of three times to get the tone, timing, and feel of a piece. Wasn't a hard read at all. Having traveled the world quite for real - regional dialects are just as "easy" to follow.

I liked the thought flow and the spoken truth so few dare to follow.

[Dave Brown]

eyewuz phairlee chur uedsaysum thinguv thsourt
eyeno yur juskiddin
buttitt maykesfor funreedin

[Delmar Cooper]

Dictionaries don’t own words
Neither does the linguist own language
I will spell however I damn well please

Migraine inducing after the third line.

[T.S. Ulmus]

I don't put out many pieces that I feel I have to apologize for, but this one is a tough read. Thank you for viewing it anyway.

[T.S. Ulmus]

might not be my best offering ever, but with love I would like to dedicate it to my friend Ankita.