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Use only verse to express yourself, as I do not promote violence ;)

Suggesting to dump contests, blogs, and other features such as delete controls, or buttons, that make up this wonderful poetry site and community, is not the issue. Accusations are on the rise. If you can't move on, try a therapist of obsessions! try looking inward, start there, rather than leashing outward and hash it out with yourself. Before you accuse me, take a good look at yourself! -Clapton

Hash It Out

There once was a place  soupers called PS
Forgive me if I sound a bit too superc-i-l-i-o-u-s
               Bloggers delight with fisticuffs                
at  spiteful bullies  bogus bluffs
One day gone, none got along, all unscrupulous!

Delete them at first, what they falsely implore 
Seems one can’t hash it out with an execrator
Or block the gates
of those old reprobates
And poof all gone, it’s what buttons are for!

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Paige Hind

August 10, 2025 at 5:00 PM

LOL, but gosh, isn't it crazy?!

I Am Anaya

August 13, 2025 at 1:25 AM

It can be! We must speak out.

Rowena Velasco

August 9, 2025 at 5:18 AM

This is pretty funny! I like how you capture the drama of online spaces but keep it light and playful. The rhymes are clever and the word choices really make it stand out. It’s like a cheeky little inside joke for anyone who’s been through online ups and downs!

I Am Anaya

August 9, 2025 at 10:06 AM

In a tale way…teaching that hashing it out, make for wiser decisions usually. I’ve written limericks in a tale sort of way "In a slant" like Emily would say, so all can understand, and not just insiders (those in the know). As a way to heal from the effects of bloggers comments or poems. Suggestions such as eliminating blogs, contests, buttons, etc. which I do not agree with…..it’s like medicine, if you get the wrong prescription don’t burn down the entire pharmacy. You are a very bright star, Rowena—shine on! xhugs

Jay Narain

August 8, 2025 at 10:16 AM

What stands out most is the blend of classical vocabulary—like “supercilious,” with its rich etymology—and modern, digital vernacular. The poem juxtaposes old-world haughtiness with today’s online dismissal culture, creating a layered and humorous critique of both.

I Am Anaya

August 8, 2025 at 10:31 AM

I love that, Jay! You're comment really excites the senses TyVm. If I made you smile, I'm grateful.

Robert Gorelick

August 8, 2025 at 10:04 AM

If a poet feels righteous indignation, he/she has every justification to jump into the arena of controversy without angry incrimination! Anaya, you are missing a syllable in first limerick, I'd use pugnacious, audacious, spurious. Witty lims. Clapton is a good choice bestie. Robert

I Am Anaya

August 8, 2025 at 10:29 AM

Y e S! without angry incrimination. Okay alliteration isn't everything. TyVM, Clapton is choicest as his song says it all, and played given the middle finger (known for that)! :D