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
Tuesday, October 3, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: mistake
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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