If read in reverse
This poems the worst
But it's OK in the middle
If read from the top
This poems a flop
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Everyday Junglist
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Inverse Simplified
Top To Bottom Author's postscript: I am appending this postscript only because apparently Vocal also has a 5 word minimum for all published works. The in addition to the 600 word minimum it has for most published works, except for during some challenges and in the Poets community where it is normally 150 words, or something like that. Get rid of the stupid word count minimums already Vocal. Gheesh. How many times do I have to keep dumping on you about this before you will finally listen? In order to write the worlds simplest inverted poem less than five words will almost certainly be required.
By Everyday Junglist5 months ago in Poets
Bonfires and Herbs
There was a betrayer in our midst. We had no way of knowing, for they kept their evil deeds cloaked in deception. Our little village of Hampshire was taken entirely by surprise when they committed their traitorous acts. We had no thoughts to predict that at the time of our celebrating the Sun's ascension to the highest point in the Northern Sky, they would strike with a most diabolical blow. A blow that has undoubtedly left a mark burned deep into the pure white light of our hearts.
By The Invisible Writer4 days ago in Fiction
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This one made me smile, and it actually makes you keep re-reading to see if there is a top or bottom! Love it😄