Do you know how to tell a good poem from a bad one? It’s easy. I can teach you.
Just crumple up a sheet of paper and throw it into the bin in the far corner. The bad poem never reaches it. It will always drop somewhere halfway, rebounding off the rim then rolling beneath your sofa. Argh! And there you go, swearing, to pick it up and toss it in from a little closer.
But the good poem always makes it. Hell… now you’re groaning and you have to go over to the bin to retrieve it. But, did you know… you can choose to forget it instead. Just leave it in the bin. Don’t worry. The really good poem will never leave your head. I should know. I’ve checked.
by TETIANA ALEKSINA
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Sure thing! As long as you keep Tetiana’s attribution notice, then of course!
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Hey Tati & Tony! Thanks for liking my recent post ^^ you guys have an amazing blog here, I’ll follow and read more as i’m not well-versed in poems haha~
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We hope you like what you see! And thank you so much!
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It is really nice to read how you expressed so much with so few words. And then there is light humor. I love it!
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Tati will be very pleased to hear that, Riya. Thank you! 😀
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I like this a lot. I’ve been poking about your page and it’s so odd how heavy but light hearted your writing is at the same time… I feel a tad confused (in a good way)
Btw Thanks for liking my post on https://themomsomnia.wordpress.com
Feel free to look around more at the page and see if it interests you. Would highly appreciate another follower!
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Thanks heaps, Julia. We will! 😀
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Very interesting analogy!!
The good poem will
Stay with you no matter what;
You can’t ignore it.
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Some things are just too hard to shake, fortunately! Thank you for reading! 😀
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Great analogy! And you’re correct – the really good poems never do leave my head 🙂
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I find it helps if I just tip my head to one side. The poems dribble out my ear that way. It totally works! 😛
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My best poems never fall out of my head. I assume that to be the case, because all the ones I write down are just awful.
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Poems must be birthed. Well, that’s what I’m told anyway. I wonder if that’s true? 😛
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Amazingly cute 😊
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That it is! Thank you so much for visiting with us and reading!
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