Corporate Poetry

I just don't know what it is but it is half good and have questionable. Not one of my favorite works.

Any resistance to the stultifying and life-destroying death culture of corporate America is welcomed--and it should be particularly welcomed in the realm of poetry, which after all has a rich heritage of revolt. Fight on!

I WANT TO WORK IN A BOOKSHOP. SO very ENVIOUS!

mostly 3 word lined poems aren't my types. It's scattered, but appreciative and jess was right about the good parts everything else was like a puzzle not put together right. No effense jess. I should the know best of all that they all can't be diamonds. but sometimes cubic zirconium or cheap plastic

to own your own library - guardian of the works therein. I would suggest a bookstore, but I think part of you might die each time a book walked out the door. ~ Ronda

'spit in the face... of corporation' If I had a stake in my hand I would drive it down that evil heart as well.

That even a poet who treasures books wants to kill corporations. Those people that set the type, bind the books, send them to dealers whose buildings were built by corporations and the poets whose pens, papers, inks computers etc.. are built by corporations. But then again, we poets are not all that magnanimous. We bare our souls and will kill anything in words that are the outlets of frustration, love or hatred. Needs work, but quite interesting. Respectfully, Rett: “Anyone who sacrifices liberty for security deserves neither.” Benjamin Franklin

Excellent. I agree, publishing companies much like the music industry do not value talent over profit