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Whiskurz
Member since April 12, 2012
Member for 14 years, 1 month
Cutting the Cheese
It was time for our annual cookout
That's when my wife asked me please
"If you get the time and you don't mind,
Could I ask you to please cut the cheese?"
I have to admit I was puzzled
I couldn't imagine what she means
So that's when I went to the kitchen
And opened me some beans
By the time I was finished
The people started to amass
My wife said, "It's time to get started,
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Would you please pass the gas?"
So off I went to get some more beans
By now I was getting pretty full
Trying to figure out who would be first
To offer my finger to pull
By the time I got back it had started
But it ended in minutes to my shame
I burned down half of the city
I was standing too close to the flame
Whiskurz’s timeline
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12 TueAnniversary
10 years of membership
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One year of membership
- April 2012
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13 FriReceived a critique
on Glass Wedding from @weirdelf
"but I'm afraid the structure, including forced rhymes and a singsong meter, reduces it to just sentiment. Your use of iambic/anapestic meters with mixed feet could perhaps be more effective regularised to iambic pentame…" -
12 ThuReceived a critique
on Tears Are A Language from @Tommi Cordial
"A beautiful write...simply beautiful I'm speechless." -
12 ThuReceived a critique
on Tears Are A Language from @raj
"This is a nicely emoted version of the tear drop of deep seated hurt and sadness..good in cadence and rhyme..." -
12 ThuReceived a critique
on Tears Are A Language from @Nordic cloud
"Each verse its tear ran down through my feelings in sequence like the rain on window panes, never giving up, relentless, expressionless, transparent, and yet they were potently loaded and we couldn't see. I enjoyed this…" -
12 ThuReceived a critique
on Tears Are A Language from @William Saint George
"This poem treats the subject thoroughly. I love the sentimentality of the poem, and how you expressed it in short, simple lines. I cannot single out any few lines and call them my favourite; the whole poem worked perfec…" -
12 ThuReceived a critique
on Tears Are A Language from @judyanne
"this has good rhythm and rhyme but the poem seems to be lacking in oomph fo me because it seems to be incomplete i think you could've talked about other types of tears the happy ones, the frustrated ones, etc... just me…" -
12 ThuReceived a critique
on Tears Are A Language from @Roscoe Lane
"And what a poem to start with, a great piece of poetry. And yes not everyone knows teardrops have a language, just look at our world. Nice start, and i look forward to reading more of your work. Regards Roscoe..." -
12 ThuJoined Neopoet
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First poem published 1 days later.
- July 2010
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17 SatReceived a critique
on Hope in Hopelessness from @ShePra
"If smile is precious, precious are tears that ooze from loving heart. If dew makes morning bright so do tears alight the night. It’s very sweet & delicate one, defining love with nude shade. Very well written take care" -
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- June 2010
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June 2010 — 24 poems
- May 2010
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23 SunFirst publication
Under the Magnolia Tree
About Me
Recent Work
Heart of Inspiration
Soul of a Poet Life of a Child
The Ghost Train
Echoes in the Darkness
Liquid Pain (Etheree)
A Poet's Tears (Acrostic)
The Poet's Curse
The Poet's Soul
Grow Up and Be a Man
The Painted Rose
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