[lit-ideas] Re: New Song for a New Era.
- From: Paul Stone <pas@xxxxxxxx>
- To: lit-ideas@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 29 Jun 2006 17:03:26 -0400
That's OK, the only people who could possibly appreciate my song are
me. It has its own unique sprung rhythm a la a demential Hopkins and the
last line follows my patented technique that I call "break off", wherein
another concluding line is called for by all the known forces of poetry
and song-writing, a prosodic call that I purposefully turn my back on and
thus call attention to the line itself. Though highly criticized as
simply bad writing, this technique has won me accolades among many inebriates.
I thought it was a good baptist gospel rejoicing rhythm. The only things
missing were the handkerchief to wipe your brow with and the "de uh's" as
you sucked wind at the end of every three or four words. I think this is
one of the best to date and so QUICKLY constructed too. Bravo Skipper!
p
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Paul Stone
pas@xxxxxxxx
Kingsville, ON, Canada
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