GRIEVING POET
The grieving poet was sad,
His news sounded so bad…
He lost a venue
To distribute through,
To many fine fans that he had.
–
He misunderstood his boss,
And thus suffered this loss…
To be in his shoes
This job he can’t lose,
Fighting back just ain’t* worth the cost.
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He’s stopped just as requested
Ending things as suggested…
One or two know
His list had to go,
Inconvenience that won’t be contested.
—J. Caswell
*ain’t” is slang for “isn’t”***
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like this one good job
By: Ron DuBour on September 16, 2012
at 1:21 pm
I don’t—but then? Ya gotta keep the job and obey the commander!
By: Jonathan Caswell on September 17, 2012
at 12:22 am
Reblogged this on By the Mighty Mumford and commented:
BOOO….HISSSS!!!! 🙂
By: Jonathan Caswell on July 29, 2014
at 9:17 pm
Say it ain’t so…being stifled by the man. 🙂
By: Dom DiFrancesco on July 29, 2014
at 9:46 pm
it is so…but the Poet did it to himself! bummer!
By: Jonathan Caswell on July 29, 2014
at 9:47 pm
I feel like there’s a subtext here that I am too tired or stupid to get. Are you referring to you or someone as yet unnamed?
By: Brenda Davis Harsham on July 29, 2014
at 9:46 pm