Douglas Scotney Poems

From perusal of the history
of my poems that have been hit,
have thousands hit B: Xxxxxxvi: Naughtiness On The Side
or is one reader continually hitting on it?
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To me,
that, her in him he saw
and him in her
is not obscured;
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He turned her nose
into a trunk;
called her Trompe
and Trompette.
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Where apes descended from man:
both seas and seize
were sees;
frieze and freeze
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This poem's title
could also be 'Bits'.

'Win' is half of 'Winter',
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Like A Tasmanian
In The Presence
Of An Adelaidean,
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The equivalent of 'Vladimir'
could be 'William':
Vlad-i-mir
Will-i-am
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The five vowels in a row
in poieein, to make,
are perhaps said o-e-i;
the whole word said po-e-ine.
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For extra water
for extra numbers
the height of dam walls
is rising around Adelaide.
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