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Premium Member Robert Frost Against the Odds

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                    Robert Lee Frost, American Poet of the Twentieth Century


                  Young Robert Frost intelligent, quick-witted, and responsible
                Gleaned material to write his poems from jobs of various forms
           Where he would accomplish writes by poor light that was accustomable
           To the times of the early nineteen-hundreds where his poetry was born
                      Recognized in his lifetime, successful, and praised


(Robert Frost, wrote poems about places that he worked when he was young and had to help 
out the family because his  father had died.  In some of those poems, he wrote many from 
the point of view of really wanting be somewhere else.)
Form: Narrative


Premium Member Repeat Offender (A Gift For Ms. Guzzi)

I have a box with forgotten words
And punctuation seldom used
In this box are synonyms
And grammar I’ve abused

There are commas there and colons too
Apostrophes spilling out the top
But the one thing there that I’ve got most
Are unused periods to make a sentence stop

I have one friend this bugs the most
Says no periods make my poems fuzzy
So I’ve collected them all and present them now
To the wonderful Deborah Guzzi
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Please feel free to apply them now
To my poems written in the past
I know it’s an offense I’m repeating again
But, I assure you this won’t be the last
© Joe Flach  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

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