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Phillip Coffey - A Rattling Sonnet By Phillip Wood Coffey Don't tell me we don't live in a mixed-up world Rendering lard from a slop fed hog to make lye soap. Getting whiplash from just quickly shifting upward Into second gear driving a "Hot Rod Lincoln." Lathering all up about the rising price of gasoline With all that litter on the streets and breath-taking Hills messing up my view and drainage leading to Flooding the silt-filled creeks and vast rivers. Neglecting the poor with all the guns and violence That is seemingly to be a repeating fully automatic weapon On the countries news filled television and radio stations. Slyly dealing from the middle of the deck to enhance the rich. Listening to so many like myself, rattling on just relaxing In my ever widening fat-filled comfy lush seat. This story was posted on 2024-03-10 23:15:32
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