All Pork and No Way

All Pork and No Way

A Poem by rabbit
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A short blurb that I spat onto the page. I'm constantly mixing up the first letters of words when I speak quickly, so I wanted to do it on purpose and maybe make it a bit witty for once. Unfinished.

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A bull dog, stuck in a dull bog,
is preceded by his sullied name.
He's been bullied--same
as anyone with a preconceived mean streak,
after they've been seen meek.

© 2012 rabbit


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I like the word play on this poem - the rhyme scheme is nicely done, bull dog/dull bog, sullied/bullied - it is both subtle and works. While you can tell the poem has conformed to the pattern, it does not take away but rather enhances the meaning. I enjoyed it.

Posted 12 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

rabbit

12 Years Ago

thanks :)



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Funny.....I laughed......I couldn't contain my laughter. Well done! Simply well done!

Posted 7 Years Ago


that was fun , very interesting title

Posted 11 Years Ago


Some how I missed this one... and thanks to invs I now see the spoonerism that works so well. You are so very correct. Bullying is often a sad form of family inheritance if not learned in some other sadistic manner. It also, perhaps indirectly, speaks to the timid that have become that which they hated and feared the most. Some, eventually overcome this but it is always there under the surface; the invisible scar. Very well put and memorable. It should be required reading in all schools.

Posted 12 Years Ago


This is the best kind of poetry! playing with rhymes and words is a great way to come up with beautiful nonsensical pieces that make sense! I like it!

Aaron

Posted 12 Years Ago


wow i really enjoyed this it is so well written and comes over really strongly

Posted 12 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

rabbit

12 Years Ago

thank you!
Ian H Morrison

12 Years Ago

you are welcome
i've always been a fan of spoonerisms (that confusion of consonants that you describe). you used them quite nicely in this well crafted little piece. quite different and nicely done.

Posted 12 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

rabbit

12 Years Ago

thank you! I didn't know there was a name for that! :)
bob, small b. aka invs

12 Years Ago

you might enjoy this telling of the cinderalla story, done in spoonerisms.......
https://www.y.. read more
rabbit

12 Years Ago

that was perfect! ahahah i love it!
I like the word play on this poem - the rhyme scheme is nicely done, bull dog/dull bog, sullied/bullied - it is both subtle and works. While you can tell the poem has conformed to the pattern, it does not take away but rather enhances the meaning. I enjoyed it.

Posted 12 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

rabbit

12 Years Ago

thanks :)

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Added on August 15, 2012
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Tags: poetry, nonsense, gibberish

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San Marcos, TX



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