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    Persistent capitalists rip subscriber twits with iTunes' policies
    seducing clueless queues subdued by auto-tuned monotony
    rarest commodity modesty's probability's like winning lotteries
    selling proprietary daily our private poetry from pirate repositories
    remarkable marketing arguably targeting moronic teen majorities
    still we remain the epitome of creative slavery to a technology


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    Sub Urbane No. 4 in C flat; tempo: affannato
    The second movement



    (Please listen as you read):
    http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=oBDmAxS...%3DoBDmAxSFt6A


    Itz...itz, a pearl man!
    Oh, you sweet dear,
    a pearl for your mum.
    No...no, he's straddlin the various.

    What're ye curry in oon uhboot noo lad,
    cannuh yeh nah finis uh sentence?
    I'll strap yer hind quarters wi' thistle,
    ee ye doon star mak'n sense!
    The various what?

    T'aint...t'aint no riddle
    I mean to say, he's boowin uh fiddle.
    An...an on 'is Bach a painting he totes
    uh velvet painting of murky motes.

    Sweet mother of Walter Scott's goost!
    That'd be oono them Aberdeen hawkers
    peddl'n tha new trashy Mozart.
    'An just look ow they're pushin it
    on the junk Mahlers too!

    Send eem oon is way boy
    an gee Bach ere an pull
    those beets from the Beetoven.
    I'll serve 'em wi gruel.


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    Quote Originally Posted by AuntShecky View Post
    MazHur's piece is too funny to be bad. But the huge typeface made my eyes hurt!
    sorry,Aunt, I didn't mean to hurt you,
    I didn't mean to make you cry
    I was just cleaning down my closet
    My bad! It was too large!!
    (MNM lyrics)
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    A really bad poem for bad poets
    (the black sheeps who ruin confessional poetry).

    I know people buy your books
    when they feel like stalking someone.
    the diary pages inside
    which you call poems talk about
    your sexuality and your angst-
    important things to publish.

    what can i say? that you
    make a living out of your living?
    art that comes from your selfish emotions,
    of which you are proud to say.
    If you want to confess this much,
    visit a religious institute.

    Majesty.

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    Sub Urbane no. 7-Calamine Lotion Reprise
    The Third Movement; Tempo – fester itcho


    Please listen as you read:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mmCnQDUSO4I


    There…there you go Bert,
    now you’re get’n a Handel
    o’ color’n them eggs
    for th’ Easter ensemble

    Look! the motes art hawker,
    he comes through the gate
    all red with uh rash
    even the top o’ is pate!

    Well put on yer Schubert
    an’ run down to stop him
    take the calamine
    and uh tub to soak in.

    Where’ve you been Haydn,
    you velvet sham?
    In a cove on loch Shasta
    caught in ivy, hunt’n Easter ham.


    Aye…then you’ll be suffr’n from that nasty Shostakovich!
    Last edited by Gilliatt Gurgle; 04-20-2014 at 01:16 PM. Reason: added "uh"
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    Egocentric affliction
    in weird, unfitting alacrity
    twas the nature of prediction
    and the lack of an apostrophe
    so no more tongue twisters
    or cacophonies of misery
    for I shall wedeth nay more
    my Poetry with Catastrophe
    Last edited by slipee; 05-10-2014 at 06:40 AM. Reason: changed plural to singular

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    how to define
    bad
    and how doest it start
    add
    does it have to
    write mad
    or does it have to sound
    had
    I guess it is a question
    of sense
    gone out of the window
    hence
    no meaning whatsoever
    stance.
    Last edited by cacian; 05-12-2014 at 07:03 AM.
    it may never try
    but when it does it sigh
    it is just that
    good
    it fly

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    Sub Urbane No. 8; A Mother’s Day Suite
    4th movement (and last thank God)
    Tempo: affectionado

    Please listen as you read:
    Saint-Saëns Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rmOClcEk124

    ******

    What cacophony hies from yer room Bert?
    Turn doon that deavin rock man…enough!
    Whutsa ma, you want to hear Rachmaninoff?
    Nae boy, I’d rather not hear any ting atoll.

    Unless it’s the pipes boy…

    Aye, I’ll take the pipes ‘o Pan on the ides of May.
    Play them now on yer dear ‘ol mum’s special day.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rjbrqcQ5Sw

    An who’s this slit skirt lass as got yer kilt in a flutter?
    When ‘ul you get uh rondo intruducin yer mudder?
    Her name is Camille, she’s from Saint Saëns;
    a capricious bird, with a bow on her sconce.

    She took the low road from the south of France.
    If she’d taken the high road, she’d nae dusted ‘er pants.
    You could uh ridden Debussy lassie for nary a pence,
    it stops at firth and forth, right next to our fence.

    Ach naw! it’s tha painter of moats token on a missile,
    look’n like a clatty wraith wi uh dose ‘o jump’n fits.
    Higher ‘an Abbey Craig from smok’n too much thistle,
    your faether would say he’s got a bit ‘o the “Heifetz”…

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NeApec5uZMU
    Last edited by Gilliatt Gurgle; 05-11-2014 at 08:50 AM.
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    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SKRma7PDW10

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    Heh heh.that's a braw bit o a poemin laddie
    ay up

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    Appropriate use of the affectionado tempo for a mother who'd "rather not hear any ting atoll".

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    Quote Originally Posted by prendrelemick View Post
    Heh heh.that's a braw bit o a poemin laddie
    Quote Originally Posted by YesNo View Post
    Appropriate use of the affectionado tempo for a mother who'd "rather not hear any ting atoll".
    hehe, thanks for listening.
    btw- this is the "rock" that Bert was listening to:

    I suggest advancing to 4:00 minutes to see the second recording... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wWF3S9OgQho

    (^ courtesy Prendrelemick, I believe, posted on the blokes thread back in the day)
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    badly done
    and yet written fun
    words are all the more
    stun
    everything turned out to be
    wun
    Last edited by cacian; 05-18-2014 at 01:25 PM.
    it may never try
    but when it does it sigh
    it is just that
    good
    it fly

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    Yeah, it does seem that writing bad is fun, cacian.

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    Dead

    What a sky-is-blue-grass-is-green sort of day sitting
    on the park bench with Alice who tells me if she
    hears another rhyme between "night" and "light"
    or "it" and "****" she will puke and tells me she
    is sick and tired of all that happy-happy poetry
    wanting angst and dread and drivel on her soul
    and I tell Alice that I don't see why I tolerate
    an imaginary friend like her with her abusiveness
    and if anyone knew I was talking to her I could
    be labeled a moron or worse and then I whined some
    more about a headache and she seemed sweeter after
    the whining and she said, "Here, take these," and
    so I put the pills in my mouth and watched her funny
    face as she waited for me to take a swig of soda
    and then I swallowed the pills and she jumped like a
    kid and said, "Haha, that's arsenic! You're dead!"

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    Quote Originally Posted by YesNo View Post
    What a sky-is-blue-grass-is-green sort of day sitting
    on the park bench with Alice who tells me if she
    hears another rhyme between "night" and "light"
    or "it" and "****" she will puke and tells me she
    is sick and tired of all that happy-happy poetry
    wanting angst and dread and drivel on her soul
    and I tell Alice that I don't see why I tolerate
    an imaginary friend like her with her abusiveness
    and if anyone knew I was talking to her I could
    be labeled a moron or worse and then I whined some
    more about a headache and she seemed sweeter after
    the whining and she said, "Here, take these," and
    so I put the pills in my mouth and watched her funny
    face as she waited for me to take a swig of soda
    and then I swallowed the pills and she jumped like a
    kid and said, "Haha, that's arsenic! You're dead!"
    I most like the last line
    it may never try
    but when it does it sigh
    it is just that
    good
    it fly

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