Best Publisher Poems
Mr PublisherI would like to share my thoughts
I got a gift
I realise, I love to write
You can say, its like an itch
One day I hope
It will make me extremely rich
I enjoy words
I write about everything
It doesn't say, that I am right
I just like to make...
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Categories:
publisher, business, change, confidence, hope,
Form:
Rhyme
A Publisher and a Writer Walk Into a BarA Publisher and A Writer walk Into a bar…
They Both say “Ouch!”
Please My Omnipotent Publisher;
Please give me a break.
Give my poetry a chance to show,
I'm not second rate.
This book will sell and my words will be heard
And your company and I, will reap the...
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Categories:
publisher, hope, memory, poetry, writing,
Form:
Bio
To the PublisherTO THE PUBLISHER
>
> I read and find your request intriguing
> you ask for bizarre tales for your book
> and I’m cheerfully ecstatic and disposed
> to send you a particularly special poem
> in which you will find yourself taking center stage.
>
>...
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Categories:
publisher, body, crazy, dark, death,
Form:
Free verse
Donald Pellegren born 6-4-1937 garment district slash Detroit hitman posing as a nice guy publisherDonald impersonating
a nice guy publisher right
after my accident traumatic
brain injury car bomb attack
he followed me to book stores
ice cream shops art museum
obsessed with my poetry my
manuscript i was writing about
my uncle bob satterfield the
boxer he was so...
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Categories:
publisher, allah,
Form:
Ghazal
Ms CliffordThis poem is very long overdue
The words or things to say I just never knew
You had so much faith in me when I had none
Just a student waiting for the school year to be done
But because of you I am who I am today
A...
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Categories:
publisher, appreciation, encouraging, school, teacher,
Form:
Rhyme
The Poet's ConditionThe Poet's Condition
by Michael R. Burch
(for my mother, Christine Ena Burch)
The poet's condition
(bother tradition)
is whining contrition.
Supposedly sage,
his editor knows
his brain's in his toes
though he would suppose
to soon be the rage.
His readers are sure
his work's premature
or merely manure,
insipidly trite.
His mother alone
will answer the phone
(perhaps with a...
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Categories:
publisher, mother, poems, poetry, poets,
Form:
Verse
The Better ManThe Better Man
by Michael R. Burch
Dear Ed: I don’t understand why
you will publish this other guy—
when I’m brilliant, devoted,
one hell of a poet!
Yet you publish Anonymous. Fie!
Fie! A pox on your head if you favor
this poet who’s dubious, unsavor
y, inconsistent in...
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Categories:
publisher, literature, nonsense, parody, poems,
Form:
Limerick