All The Peas Poem by Tom Billsborough

All The Peas

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Politicians pontificate. Pontiffs pray.
Prey produce proteins.
Proteins produce potent people.
People produce pregnant pauses.
Pauses propose punctuation.
Punctuation provides parentheses.
Parenthesis proclaim particular partitions.
Partitions promote political paradoxes.
Paradoxes please popular poets,
Perhaps prophetically profound.
Profound portents panic primitive peoples.
Peep-holes provide pornographic postures.
Postures promote peristalsis.
Peristasis pumps produce.
Produce provides plausible politicians.
Politicians pontificate. Pontiffs,
Perfect people, pan polemics.
Polemics pan.
Pans preheated produce parched peas.
Parched peas produce political pronouncements.

What is it? An awful lot of wind.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Bri Edwards 18 October 2018

line 7: find your typo ;) YES! a lot of wind. too many putrid peas, parched. BUT: Perfect Punctuation! ! ! ! fun is the topic; fun it is! ! ! bri :)

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Tom Billsborough

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