By the context I thought it was like throwing a pun joke-style which I really do frequently.

 

Who wrote this/where does it come from? I tried Googling it but it gave me nothing.
Except this song by the Dramatics:

 

Keep it up good sir, all the funnier!

We should have an Audiosex-wide dis-track competition, make an insulting tune about a poster you don't like or who has slighted you here.

Warn you all though, first one to call me a pedantic wanker gets shot.

 

no secrets no pleasure for the fun lies in searching. discovery is an art in itself imagine knowing everything about each person you meet where would the fun be?!
that is far from an ideal world. i think what we imagine is not the ideal. the ideal is what we live.
as for the software that would be nice but not logical.

 

@Lois Lane is a "crazy" poet in the good sense of the word. It usually takes me three readings to understand those posts but worth it.
We have other good poets/writers here.
@DarthFader. I mean, only by the nick you can tell he's especial when it comes to writing
@Lenny Belardo. I discovered his skills recently
There's more though.

I'm all in, let's just change the disrespectful by pun jokes ;)

Not fair! Don't tempt me so badly!!! One... two... ped!!... three... four... pedannnnn!!... five...

 

@Xupito .. There are no hidden secrets when we work in art, only naked beauty awaiting to be discovered, wontonly unrobed and made passionate love to, blindly, impetuously and in great furvor.

Crazy Poem of the Day

Lois Lane 29/8/2020

 

I wrote it.

 

Sometimes the simplest replies are the best. That cracked me up.

 

Most modern poetry leaves me pretty damn cold. It tends to be pointless, self-indulgent wanking as far as I'm concerned. But that was a genuine tour-de-force that was evocative of the best of the Victorian poets, while being completely contemporary.

Now, poetry isn't really my thing, so you might want to take what I say with a grain of salt -- nevertheless, I thought this was astonishingly good. It harkens back to that grand tradition of English narrative poetry, while being utterly contemporary. It was funny and insightful, while at the same time, being well crafted and working as 'poetry'.

Finally, the poet's 'voice', their point-of-view, was something that spoke to me and made me think, 'hey, I wonder what else this person has written?' Which was why I Googled it.

I'm not a poet at all, but if I was, I'd be proud to have written that. Well done.