We, all have moments, which this poem is, the perfect description of our emotions and what we want to do, but won't. Which reminds me, never get on your kill list, for my poetic body will never be found. ;) Wonder, if that what happened to Hoffer's body.
Seriously, writing out your anger is, such a creative way, to vent and express yourself, which you do so gracefully.
Posted 10 Years Ago
10 Years Ago
LOL- that anger has to go somewhere! Nice to see you and thank you so much.
10 Years Ago
Your welcome, and thank you. This past summer was very hard on me, fighting 3 months of agoraphobic .. read moreYour welcome, and thank you. This past summer was very hard on me, fighting 3 months of agoraphobic and trapped within the narrow confines of my apartment.
10 Years Ago
I couldn't write a word this summer. I was creatively afloat. I am sorry that you suffer so.
It happens to me, in cycles, like my PTSD's flashbacks. Would have traded you, the world, to have yo.. read moreIt happens to me, in cycles, like my PTSD's flashbacks. Would have traded you, the world, to have your summer's problem. Hoping your muse has returned, refreshed and ready for the coming year.
10 Years Ago
Oh, I don't think many would want m y life. There are times I certainly don't want it. We never know.. read moreOh, I don't think many would want m y life. There are times I certainly don't want it. We never know what someone's real life might be even when we live in the same space. We are therefore we suffer. Some of us more than others. You have had a very tough road.
10 Years Ago
True, so very true. There are times, I wish I could erase my memories, and start life over again, as.. read moreTrue, so very true. There are times, I wish I could erase my memories, and start life over again, as a new born, but this time, in the proper body.
A good rant poem indeed. I could see this being a work rant. Maybe someone in the work place got under your skin. I think this is the perfect rant piece for anyone who works in customer service. I know a travel agent who sometimes incorporates a PIA tax (Pain in the a*s tax) for clients who really push her buttons.
I like the refrain you have about paying it forward. Also, I think your rhythm and your rhyme give this piece a light tone, even though their is a current of frustration beneath the surface.
This stanza is my favorite:
I'm paying it forward
so stiffen your spine
you're going to hell
that's my bottom line.
It reminds me of a song with a chorus that goes something like "I'm going straight to hell and you're coming with me."
Well done!
Posted 10 Years Ago
10 Years Ago
I actually wrote it because the accountant screwed up our taxes and had us running around the night .. read moreI actually wrote it because the accountant screwed up our taxes and had us running around the night before trying to get everything in before midnight. He had plenty of time to get them done too.It was ridiculous. Thanks for your great comments.
10 Years Ago
Your're welcome. Sounds like quite an ordeal. I'm sorry you had to go through that experience.
I'm paying it forward
so stiffen your spine
you're going to hell
that's my bottom line.
I'm paying it forward
with the flick of my wrist
and you'll pay the piper
because I'm really pissed
amazing lines though i find the poem intense not light :)
Posted 10 Years Ago
10 Years Ago
Thank you so much sakshi. I will return the favor of reviewing your work shortly.
That's what I'm talking about. Revenge is not only sweet, but at times necessary. As a lover of the rhyme, I enjoyed this poem for it's perfect rhythm and metre. The repetition of "paying it forward" made this perfect for spoken word/audio. Nice work!
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