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Date Posted: 13:19:28 07/21/02 Sun
Author: sp99
Author Host/IP: pool-63.53.97.130.nwrk.grid.net / 63.53.97.130
Subject: Re: A "Fool On A Hill" Smiles
In reply to: Raphaela 's message, "Re: A "Fool On A Hill" Smiles" on 12:35:24 07/21/02 Sun

Actually the poem was written first without thoughts
of the Beatles [of whom I've always loved] and the
title is the third one for this poem because I love
the song so much and suddenly realized that it fit...hehe.
I'm glad you
are becoming more familar with them as there is much
worth in their music and words;
my cousin's Mother was from Blackpool,
otherwise my Mother's family is from Plymouth. No I
did not know you where from Liverpool though I did know
you are on that side of 'the pond'...*grin*.
And yes, every so often a "attitude" poem must emerge.
*grin*...glad it gave you *smiles*! hehe SP

>Interesting to see how many of your poems relate to
>the Beatles' lyrics. Did you know I come from
>Liverpool - home of the Beatles?
>
>
>My favourite lyrics belong to John Lennon with
>'Imagine' and 'Woman'. The Beatles were a little
>before my time. However, they are a major tourist
>attraction here still with the restored Cavern etc. so
>I am fast becoming more familiar. Also people I know
>knew them at the time they were famous.
>
>A poem with attitude eh *smiles*
>
>Raphaela
>
>Raphaela
>
>
>
>
>>
>>A "FOOL ON A HILL" SMILES
>>
>>
>>How dare you
>>Think your better than me
>>With that snide look
>>Upon your face that I see.
>>And what about
>>The ones I don't?
>>My imagination abounds
>>But stooping to your level, I won't.
>>
>>You withhold information
>>I should know
>>Then put me down
>>Just for bigoted show.
>>To make yourself popular
>>By losing ethics in morals
>>Of this story, shaping up
>>While gathering your sheep's choral.
>>Offering me help with grandstand offers
>>Until of this, I attempt to take you up
>>Enabling you to shoot me down,
>>Once more, to resemble a hungry pup.
>>
>>So never again will I ask,
>>To borrow your shroud
>>Or to have a drink from your poison cup.
>>Giving you fuel to wonder why aloud
>>Why I do not get many things done
>>Because you won't let yourself see
>>Your use me to fool yourself into a bad pun.
>>So please, go ahead, laugh at me
>>Elevating yourself
>>To gain glittering shallow prizes
>>As I work hard and long without reward
>>For despite all this
>>My spirit continues to rise .. and surmise
>>
>>
>>� SuSanne &*_*&
>>21.7.02~smb.powell~All rights reserved
>>RainbowSam11@hotmail.com.
>>
>>"FOOL ON A HILL" - a Beatle's song
>>
>>Definitions are shown here to show
>>the context of how I'm using the word.
>>
>>Definitions of choral:
>>adjective: related to or written for or
>>performed by a chorus or choir
>>
>>Definitions of shroud:
>>noun: a line that suspends the harness
>>from the canopy of a parachute
>>
>>Definitions of surmise:
>>noun: a message expressing an opinion
>>based on incomplete evidence
>>verb: infer from incomplete evidence
>>http://www.rhymezone.com/
>>
>>Not written for a person, just parts
>>in ones of many, esp. of the workplace.
>>However I'm sure, too many can empathize...*grin*
>>
>>orginal title- JUST FOR SHOW a.k.a A CLOWN'S SMILE
>>& now A "FOOL ON A HILL" SMILES
>>
>>

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