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Sidi J. Mahtrow Poems
reiterative Poetry
Reiterative poetry it seems proper to say
Has seen little sunlight in present day.
Yet it represents in all regard,
The beginning as English language broached forward.... more »
A Chicken Is Not A Bird
A chkn na be a byrd
Acord'n folk lvn in flori da
Kep'n and own'n be difernt
If be a tigr or sknk kept... more »
A Mullet Is Not A Fish? ?
So said the smart talk back in 1916.
For an out-of-work lawyer pickings were lean.... more »
Alone, Late At Night
'So round, so firm
So fully packed,
So free and easy....'
(Well maybe not.)... more »
A Word About Vermillion
A Word about Vermillion*
The Sioux Falls (SD) Argus Leader
Often presents our fair city... more »
An Ode To Dr Hitesh Sheth
Once came into view
A man of tallents, not a few
For he wrote as others might
That human experiece is a given right... more »
thoughts On Rm.Shanmugam Chettiar's 'Half-Done' Poem
Rare is the word
That is used to describe
'Half-cooked'
But you decide... more »
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A Mullet Is Not A Fish? ?
So said the smart talk back in 1916.
For an out-of-work lawyer pickings were lean.
For clients; some local fishermen
Had their day in court, once again.
Tho th' lawyer served without recompense
He needed to prove to the judge their innocence.
Not guilty was the verdict to be won
Of fishing during the closed season.
These six young commercial fishermen
Were known to sell fish through thick and thin.
They had been caught fair and square
And summoned before the judge to appear.
It could not be disputed
That the fishermen had mullet ...
Most of your poems are great...Especially reiterative poetry...Keep up the good work...
Sidi
It was good to read your poem about Thomas Chatterton, despite his amazing talent he is not known by many people. I would be interested to know how he came to your attention and what prompted you to write this poem?
regards
SCF
I enjoyed readng your poems and I admire your skill and mastery of the art of poetry, having your own unique style. You write clearly and make your point without the prolixity of other poets, that so often leaves the reader lost in a literary maze. You have class, depth, profound content in your poetry, and your writing
is amazingly creative.
I take trouble with all of my poetry, and if you read 'Buzzard' again properly you will see that I have not confused the buzzard with some other bird. The poem is accurate in every respect and I trust you will be a little more careful when you try to be an expert.
The buzzard does kill prey in the manner described in the poem, and yes I know he is a lazy bird, but he is not that lazy.