On The Sonnet
 
I couldn't write a sonnet, no matter how 
I tried. It's difficult to chop and fit 
my thoughts, my free expression thoughts, right now, 
right here, to such a rigid form. My wit 
is not the tight-arse type. My lines are full 
when I am done, no less, and never end 
at some exactly counted syllable. 
What's said is key, not how. It's just a trend, 
this fancy verse, for populists; it's dropped 
as rot in modern poetry---and how 
could anybody think that tightly cropped 
and strictly managed words could ever vowel 
my spoken thoughts, my blurted crude opines, 
and crop the lot to only fourteen lines?
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