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Spear Parts

An Anagrammatical Poem for Judy Kalchik

By D. J. ReddallPublished 2 years ago • 1 min read
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The clumsy apers of genuine craft

Gather apres talk with their publishers

Dismissing their asper critiques as daft

One pares his fingernails while he ushers

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The discussion toward attempts to parse

Fruit imagery, especially pears;

With the hue of prase, they figure in farce

Generally, as a presa that bears

The standard of a villain who rapes

Some maiden, then reaps a harvest bitter

Of scorn; none spare him their venomous japes

Until his sharp spear strikes some bile spitter

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------This anagrammatical poem was prepared in response to Judy Kalchick's clever challenge, the details of which can be found below:

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D. J. Reddall

I write because my time is limited and my imagination is not.

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    Written by D. J. Reddall