POETIC LICENSE
'A Divine Right to Write' / Poems and Epigrams
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WILD LETTUCE When the world grows weary Succeeding to succeed, once again Will never not dare to, hard wired clearly Could this be called in the arse, a pain? To those of us who find utter delight In a bottle of Ripple or Chateau La Fitte Not now of ever more a tastier sight Fritos of cavier, good enough to eat I guess the moral to the story is this Our kind of good citizen "don't complain" Assimilating and accommodating amiss To be compliant shall always out-reign Now that you mention it, Forever Lucky This much is never-ending and obvious Silently ponder is this why they stuck me With peradventure to make it a success? Already knowing the answer, no self pity Get it on done then, once again excelsior Use to the pay off, a cut from the big kitty Calm, awaiting the next antiquated chore Repetition sets in, hard work is to listen A mirage in the desert comes to mind To linger over good coffee in the kitchen Make delay, we may as well be blind Separating out those in disagreement As not to waste the time of the court History is made without impediment What fraught up deviation to abort? The wayward son carries on in piety Acting out of his own best knowledge Relying on his 'Spice of Life' as variety Like his father before him, to abridge In a World that either is or will be his He takes command, the law is in his hand Territoriality becomes a reality, not a quiz Through natural cures acquires his land Get a move on plenty are willing to bond Don't even budge, lest they set upon foot Tempted? Recap they're not that fond Time to plant a tree and let it take root En Arrive! The big, black poodle, round The corner baring between it's teeth The' Rose of Sharon' all in astound To be woven into the pretty wreath Long last the years set in, the days fly by Quelled by achievement over and under Each and every being shall have some pie Time to settle in cozy, hear the thunder
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R.J. has arrived once again at a new plateau in her writing. To some extent the collection of poems here are not entirely relative to one another. Ideas and concepts seemingly present themselves from out of the blue or subjects that are fantastical, bent and in some tiny respect imbalanced, conveying to the reader “balance it if you may” through reading and digesting the subject matter, to your own liking. It is not meant to offend or suggest absurdity by way of forcing the reader to inquire,”Just whose eyes are we viewing this material through”? Clearly it requires the reader to look further in depth at the writing, and if you please, you may take phrases in and out of context merely because ‘propaganda’ is being put into play. Shall we say, “What’s in a word”? ;May be a good way to approach this material, since it may have the tendency to lead the reader forward or try to leave the reader behind, as though the concepts are being chased into consideration or view, forcing itself to be acknowledged, yet briskly passes through to yet another semblance of meaning. In preparation for this reading material we should keep the “story teller” point of view in mind and that it wishes to convey poem/story, yet rhyme is always going to pull the works back to a central under lying theme, that it’s only poetry. A poem to read and enjoy. You may sense that during the writing of this work, much turbulence were occurring in the poet’s own life time. Publishing this work is truly an accomplishment in that sense, because it truly does represent ‘a new age’, almost like a slap in the face, as an unforeseen wake-up call! But, at any given rate faites a’ complet.
About the Author
R.J. Fontinel-Gibran, is a passionate poet, whom once again reiterates the genre’ of the new age in POETIC LICENSE. Let us remember the various game faces we encounter on a daily basis, and how we too have those faces within our own selves. The new age is fascinating, if not curious as we cower into it. True, man has furthered himself greatly in terms of technology and modernization, yet R.J. stresses the importance of adhering to the old ways, and never deviating from aspiring to the classics as the correct choice, no matter what. However, putting this new age into perspective is crucial for seeing clearly and understanding its’ true meaning.