The South Gets Out Poem by Barry Middleton

The South Gets Out



now once in a while
the south gets out
I call somebody honey
what was I thinking about

don't want to be
politically correct
but still I don't want grief
oh what the hell, oh what the heck

I went to the market
a pretty girl was there
I said hey babe what's up
big mistake, what an icy stare

now I don't mean
no disrespect
but the south gets out in front
oh what the hell, oh what the heck

a man's a brother
a chick's a chick
or maybe sweetie pie
and I won't change, you know I'm sick

it's not so bad
I pay the check
I hold the door for you
oh what the hell, oh what the heck

The South Gets Out
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Dimitrios Galanis 04 October 2017

The experiment is worth of congrats.

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Nosheen Irfan 03 October 2017

An interesting poem, written in a style different from your usual style of writing. I like the repetition of certain lines. Lovely flow n rhythm.

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Barry Middleton 03 October 2017

I am doing some experimenting lately. Some very serious stuff and some more frivolous like this one.

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