scaffold and hoist
wash the faces of commerce
but stains remain set
where the pigeons took roost
and investors were filleted
(originally published November 2013)
scaffold and hoist
wash the faces of commerce
but stains remain set
where the pigeons took roost
and investors were filleted
(originally published November 2013)
Writer Lynne Sargent
Poetry Puttering by Pax & Company
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Love the image of investors filleted.
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having been on both ends of such transactions, it seemed apt
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I’m impressed by the fact that just a a few words say it all!
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the form is quite demanding, I find
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I remember the Norman Rockwell painting. Thanks for the memories. A good poem,
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thank you kindly
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This reminded me of this song: http://youtu.be/sfmAeijj5cM
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Look who’s leaving YouTube links hahaha 😉
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Hahaha! I know, right? But that’s the only way here! Otherwise I would have made a singing comment that just hums on Paul’s blog 🙂
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I’m sure Paul wouldn’t mind if you “hummed on his blog” 😉
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I think Paul is thinking “stop spamming my blog, you crazies” haha.
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Or is he?!! 😛
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ha ha – what a hilarious clip
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Glad you laughed! I dont even know why I know that song.. My mind is full of nonsense!
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Double thumbs up! Images well crafted by carefully sculpted words. Thank you!!
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greatly appreciated
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5 lines of brilliance Paul!
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wow – you really made my day
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😃 I’m so happy to hear that!! That makes my day!
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Excellent–I love the short ones, you do them so well. I’d forgotten all about that painting–wow.
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always loved Rockwell
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Haha funny moment.. 🙂
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glad to amuse you
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Love your poem. Superb use of words and imagery to convey our present plight as a people and nation.
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sincerely appreciate your thoughtful comment
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Reblogged this on Poesy plus Polemics.
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Topical then, now and I guess forever – Yours, one who once worked in finance!
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we all have our crosses to bear – mine was insurance
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Excellent!!
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thanks kindly
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Reblogged this on OUR POETRY CORNER.
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thank you for sharing my poem with your readers
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Your whimsy is showing, Paul. This is delightful.
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it escapes on occasion
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As always fine words and extra ordinary topics 🙂
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much appreciated
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