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Premium Member Why Do They Say-They Say

It strikes me in an unusual way.
Who is this,'they'?
And why do we believe this 'they',
In almost a fanatical way?

There are no question asked!
No saying is put to task.
Not by this poetess~
It makes her arch back!!

We believe each 'they say',
More than any commandment.
I say with unequivocal delay!
Stop saying this, it promotes
grave, mental decay.

These 'they says' are from
dead people, don't you know?
Many from great poets whose 
feet were on this earth, centuries 
ago.

Many are sayings just lifted out of 
their poems.
And taken as eternal truths we live 
by.
Not this poetess, by God, who lives by
...'question why!'

I don't want to be a hapless ninny 
With a brain of shaky memory that
is skinny.
All these "they says", may have
a warm, cozy feeling.
Not to me~who wants a rational 
answer with meaning.

Inspired by: Damian Keady
Thank you DAMO

October 11, 2019

*Go online to 'English proverbs'.
You will find, I am not dreaming
Truth does matter, the Greeks knew 
that..
Otherwise, there is just air under
that hat.

Blank Document Poem

started by: Damian Keady 
completed by: Pixie Rose 

Here is the place to start
if you happen to feel inspired 
just let your imagination conspire 
It’s so modern – a bit like art

You can fill the space yourself
writing is an expression of oneself
You just need to make a start
It's so modern, a bit like art 

As for my input don’t ask what it is
pick up your pen, no you can't miss 
all it takes is a little creative wit;
 
As I never put any thought into it, 

It kind of happens of its own volition,
It's so modern - like abstract coalition.

My Friend Indy

To Indiana

If you was me 
And I was you
What would we really do

So once upon a time, I thought I would write a rhyme
But then I thought I had run out of time

Because slowly, slowly time departs
But I just never seemed to start

I looked, I listened and thought I smelt the hay
Only to lose my way

Your family after all were not mine
They were neither Clancy, Keady or a Klyne

I did though see gravestones in a churchyard called Barna
And wondered is that maybe my Grand-Father

Time is short and running out, so I started to shout
I also nearly gave up, but never again now or ever
As you are my trusted mentor

Without you my friend I wouldn’t have made it
But I was never really sure until you knocked on my door

You have helped me ever so much, and I thank you and wish you all the luck
Best wishes and my friendship forever

All my love to you Indiana

DAMO


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