Saturday, April 8, 2023

Pushing Up Daisy Comments

Rating: 5.0

She's so lazy
could be dead
pushing up Daisy
from her bed
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John Paul Butler
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Bri Edwards 20 April 2023

5 stars. To your readers: PUSHING UP DAISYS (the flowers) can mean: ' (adjective) DEAD', BUT I've never thought of it as an adjective, always thinking it an idiom. bri : )

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Bri Edwards 20 April 2023

Your style of capitalizing and using invisible punctuation marks 'work' in THIS poem, but, for me, would not 'work' in all I think.

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Bri Edwards 20 April 2023

It's a catchy story & entertaining. I like rhyming.& yous ARE GOOD. Your style of capitalizing

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Finnick Roy 20 April 2023

The structure in this poem is so beautiful!

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Excellently crafted…The progression from the use of the inanimate word "lazy" to "I'll order the wreaths" is fantastic.

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Denis Mair 10 April 2023

Hope to read more of your zingers.

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Denis Mair 10 April 2023

Finally getting something done in her flat-lined state. What a mischievous imagination.

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