allthesewordsruntogether
andyoumaythinkthatyouwontbeabletoread
butthatisnotthecaseatall
ourmindsnaturallyseparatethewords
intounderstandingwhattheymean
sowedonotneedpunctuationafterall
andwecansavespaceandpaper
andmostofalltime
aswewillnothavetofigureout
wheretoputthecommaorthesemicolon.
A la Roger McGough
I avoided this one all day because it hurts to even look at but this was quite a clever poem once I could get past that initial shock. ?
That is very cool. Love new takes on ancient art!
aposeappeasingapostropheappropriation??
Fri 6th Mar 2020 13:37
Thisisrediculous!
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M.C. Newberry
Sat 7th Mar 2020 16:58
It is a fact that "it's" abbreviates a position
And that "its" portrays possession.
No cause is served by adding confusion
By mixing them up in grammatical delusion. ..