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AITA

For Dialogue Poetry Challenge

By Paul StewartPublished 10 days ago 1 min read
Image by Uwe Sieverding from Pixabay

Am I the asshole...

In all probability yes

You didn't let me finish

I don't need to, do I?

It'd be nice if I could...

Make your case?

That's right, make my case

Make your case...by asking that?

Yes...am I the asshole?

Yes...only someone who thinks...

I see what you're doing here

Finally, the penny drops

I'll not stand for it

Sit down then, I don't care

So, asking a question is...

Incriminating? admission of guilt?

Yes...what happened to...

Innocent until proven guilty?

Can you stop...but...yes

It's gone the same way as free speech

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Thanks for reading!

Author's Notes: Yeah...went there.

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Paul Stewart

Scottish-Italian poet/writer from Glasgow.

Overflowing in English language torture and word abuse.

"Every man has a sane spot somewhere" R.L Stevenson

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Comments (8)

  • Dharrsheena Raja Segarran10 days ago

    "I'll not stand for it Sit down then, I don't care" HAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAAHHAHAHA!!! That line was hilarious! That ending was unexpected. Loved your poem!

  • John Cox10 days ago

    This is very funny with a little twist of the knife at the end. Hannah’s suggestion to read the dialogues using different voices is laugh out loud hilarious!

  • Donna Fox (HKB)10 days ago

    Hahah!! This was hilarious Paul!!! "I'll not stand for this - sit sown then" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Sooo classic!! Great work, my friend!!

  • Hannah Moore10 days ago

    Yes, in all likelihood, yes. This was great. I had to read it twice as I lost the thread - I'm finding this a lot with these dialogue poems. May have to read them aloud with voices.

  • Jess Boyes10 days ago

    We all can be, that’s for sure. Well done, Paul!

  • Judey Kalchik 10 days ago

    We all wear that sign sometimes

  • D.K. Shepard10 days ago

    Loved this!! So witty and sarcastic! Great wordplay! 👏👏👏 An excellent dialogue poem and challenge entry!

  • Amanda Starks10 days ago

    That last line is so painfully true. Really like the way you did this challenge with the two characters finishing each other's sentences/thoughts in a very smooth and well-written way that still highlights their unique personalities! Nicely done, Paul!!

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