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Just because you consider this poetry to be crap/dumb/childish is no reason to reap it

No, but all sound reasons for *consideration* in my book. Adding in the facts that...

  • It was posted anonymously (rare in Poetry, unless the poster suspects that it's likely to be found offensive etc.
  • Current rep of -11
  • Current monastery opinion is running at 23-6 in favour of delete.
  • It's not big and it's not clever :) It may fulfil the criteria, in the same way that "My program doesn't work" fulfils the criteria for an SOPW, but with regard to the 'spirit' of the Poetry section, it's contentless.
...makes me think that blokhead's consideration was a fair one.

Ben.


In reply to Re: Re: Re: (parental advisory) It's just f-ing poetry by benn
in thread (parental advisory) It's just f-ing poetry by PodMaster

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