Futility of Obstinance
One Line Poem Challenge Inspired by RHC!
By Paul StewartPublished 4 months ago • 1 min read
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To fail and fail to learn is vanity, like chasing windblown sand.
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Author's Notes: Saw Kendall Defoe's What To Say and Rick's Never Seen Again, so though I'd give it ago. You can take a look at their pieces below:
Inspired by Rick Henry Christopher and C. Rommial Butler, here are the rules:
- Must be 9 to 12 words
- The third word and last word must rhyme
- The poem must have a meaning to it
- Give it a title that is relevant to the meaning of the poem
About the Creator
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
The Accidental Poet - Poetry Collection is now available!
https://paulspoeticprints.etsy.com
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Comments (8)
oh this is perfect.
Nicely done, Sir!
Very good. And seems such a minor key to rhyme off, I kind of like it, it's almost rebellious.
Chasing windblown sand. That blew my mind!!! Loved your one line poem! 🍩🥐
stubborn pride is so foolish....love your creative mind...very good one!!
Cool man! Not seen this challenge as yet!..
Beautifully said.
Too true!🤍