can U
see
me
crowned round
crimson shove
pseudo-phonic
arrowed-glove
naked trees in hollowed hub
bubbled barbs synthetic snub
fsssssssssssT
jab crab
triggered hall
double-helix
hooded sprawl
smearing LUV
cold-pressed
f u k
all
can U?
Graffiti is the word at dVersepoets pub where Anna Montgomery has written an elucidating prompt.
Join us?
Jane you are getting sexier as the poems roll by. Very cool, and good as well.>KB
ha ha ha!! Yeah, I’m just getting warmed up.
Really, really, really! Really? >KB
KB, really, I don’t know. : ) this one seemed to come outta nowhere. I’m off to read your blog!
Hey Jane – another cool poem – maybe even “cooler” than most. Great sound, great hip hop beat. k.
Hi Karin, Thank you. Have a wonderful weekend. I hope the moving and sorting is easier on you than you can imagine. : )
Thanks, Jane, and thanks for all the lovely and inspiring poems. k.
jab crab
triggered hall
double-helix
hooded sprawl
haha lov ehte sound of your words in my mouth…smeared LUV fuk and all…ha…this is a rip jane….
can U? smiles
I can almost see you and I bet the parole officer definitely can. You better start running!
: ) thrilling!
I really love this one. Love the word play and the flow.. right up my alley
a departure for you?…fun and well chosen phrases to get your point across…;)
haaaa, yes. I am caught! THank you, kkkkaty.
Slam dunk gangsta boo! This is awesome and I know you’d outrun ‘em. You’ve got a bit of an outlaw soul
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loved this prompt, Anna. you may be right about the outlaw soul bit…;)
Amazing, Jane!
: )
The flow to this is absolutely fantastic!
Hi Gretchen. : ) thank you, very much.
i think artwork is much about making others see Us..isn’t it….love it jane..graffiti through and through
I agree, Claudia. Have a super weekend!
Love.LOVE.love.LoVe! Can’t say it enough! You write what I try to think! There’s a satisfaction in this!
“crowned round
crimson shove
pseudo-phonic
arrowed-glove”
This is very impressive. I’m a big fan of your style!
thank you. Much! so very glad you read and enjoyed.
I have not been able to find your blog, on my way over to dVerse. maybe you left a link. cheers!!
Oh so good – and the flow is fantastic.
Anna
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Hi Anna! thank you : )
The title is just killer, Jane, and the poem keeps that sort of ironic double vision. The tight rhyme and structure rather mimics the intricacies of a lot of graffiti–where words are as much murals, colors, pictures, as they are words. Nicely executed, vivid and original.
thank you, Hedge.
Love the word jammin’ here!
thx : )
Has good rhythm!
You bet I can! Straight up ‘hood.
http://www.kimnelsonwrites.com/2013/02/22/it-is-written-vehicles-of-the-word/
A new side to Jane. What fun!
it is fun, Lori. And I thought I was just beginning to find my voice…ah well. ; )
Hi Jane
Yes! the irony is perfect and allows the subject room to breathe
and entertain, live even, occupying its own space in rapid quickfire . . .
UgottaBKwiK B4 da Copz catchYA @ IT!!!
zziipp
Great rhythm, great beat, great wordz – just gr8
hi Tony. Thanks!
A different voice, a cool and snappy post, Jane
thx Grace : )
No mean feat to fuse (and fully achieve the aesthetic) of both ends of the spectrum – street/toilet graffiti and poetry. Can’t fault you here… love the way you bring it full-circle to close
thx, Luke.