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Publishing Poems - Poems about Publishing


Premium Member Kandle’s Pen
Some of you are concerned so very sweet You notice when I DON’T write poetry Let me assure you all is fuschia fine Waiting on inspiration to temp my mind Also I am still learning to play piano It’s grueling like dueling with my soul I’m also judging a poetry contest here Loving your entries you’re all such a dear I started...

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Categories: publishing, friendship, poetry,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member OCD
(Pema, 2018) OCD Working on compiling and editing my latest project even my dreams become an obsessive loop of cutting and pasting words and images mostly just the same few over and over placeholder symbols for other symbols that must have some meaning, or at least the potential for it. And I see how this in itself is a poem suggestive of something intangible yet clearly...

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Categories: publishing, dream, poetry, writing,
Form: Narrative



Premium Member Self-Publishing Our Poetry Soup
Anyone publish a Poetry Soup e-book? :-D folks can purchase to read on their NOOK? Is that allowed? To re-publish what's here? Don't want to break rules. Wanna be clear....

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Categories: publishing, poems, poetess, poetry, poets,
Form: Monorhyme
Self Publishing
Read I what he published; The sound ideas relished' "When one is the vanquished A thing is relinquished He's still The Distinguished; But might feel extinguished" But why would a writer Self publish and lighter Make what's not for Blighter, Even if The Brighter... And he tries too posters, The printing of Rosters, From time to time Fliers For sincere liars... God saw His Job as good Not us...

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Categories: publishing, business, career, money, pride,
Form: Rhyme
My New Book Will Be Published
I have news that is sure to impress. My new book will be… published —no less! Let’s break out the champagne, raise a toast to my brain… No-o-o-o! I checked. It’s a vanity press....

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Categories: publishing, humorous, vanity, write, writing,
Form: Limerick



The Better Man
The 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 texts, no address (I checked!): since he’s plagiarized Unknown, I’ll wager!...

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Categories: publishing, literature, nonsense, parody, poems,
Form: Limerick
A Publishing Date
Let me drape upon you a written robe, beautifully indexed on your tablet. My! you look divine, off we go to dine on literary flavours and liquid verse. A five chapter meal we just published. This evening with you was a stunning essay read like a swift summary. Narrating your life’s novel, I record and...

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Categories: publishing, desire, writing,
Form: Free verse
Self Publishing Give It a Miss
Self-publishing of your books? They really are a bunch of crooks, They have you think your approaching wealth, But all you’ve done is fill your shelf So keep your cash in your pants, (If an offers real, they’ll pay an advance,) Why taste the crafty self-publishing honey? To get in print, takes more than money...

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Categories: publishing, funny,
Form: Verse
Erased For Publishing
About tattered wings-This haiku is published in haiku journal...

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Categories: publishing, bird,
Form: Haiku
Publishing Under a Fake Name
Publishing Under a Fake Name By Elton Camp If it’s airs that the writer really wants to assume, He can call his phony name a “nom de plume” Although less presumptuous & means the same Is the simple use of the expression “pen name” But the thing that’s particularly puzzling to me Is why writers don’t want folks their name to see After,...

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Categories: publishing, on writing and wordshumorous,
Form: Rhyme
A New Publishing
Early in the morning, when I went down stairs, As normal, I switched on the television. And It was shocked to hear, John Pope!! Died, I rushed to write a poem to present him. Doesn’t matter what was his religion, He was a man of courage that appealed me, What was his idea about homosexuality? It wasn’t so important to condemn...

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Categories: publishing, devotion, faith, father, forgiveness,
Form: Name

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