| Ode to an Oddball (A Poem by Romeo P. Marquez) |
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| Written by Romeo P. Marquez | |||
| Saturday, 29 September 2007 04:51 | |||
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~ To encourage the participation of our readers, specially those who are literary inclined, we're running this poem written in the aftermath of the unraveling of one of the grand hoaxes in San Diego's Filipino community. Here's a piece about a self-declared "wordsmith" who also calls himself, hold your laughter please, "a publishing morass". Has anybody heard of "Kupitbahay" and why it stopped after a few issues?
UNCOVERING A HOAXOde to an Oddball
Morass, mores, morose rhyming words, not oxymoron wordsmith says "I'm morass" not meant to be a "dumb ass".
Imbecile, idiot, mean moron "I'm morass", you simpleton! Is that meant more meat down there as in "more ass"?
Wordsmith's got a piece of paper, stole it and called it his paper, "Kupitbahay" it proclaimed what scoundrel laid such claim.
"Kupitbahay" you cheat! "publishing morass" too, you freak what now of other papers with more than pieces of paper. . "Publishing morass" yes you are, huh, wordsmith? putrid, rotten thief, a rogue, a sly, double-dealing filth. . "Morass" you said you are knowing too what morons are, morass is slough, swamp, quagmire, also quicksand for morons like you are. . .Wordsmith, hark back! empty words come forth sleek, smooth from a fork of tongue, mind and purpose.
A scrapbook the paper's more likely, not a book nor journal, neither a diary but a scrap seems likely. . Generous sheets of paper, cut, pieced like fish wrapper, stained with multicolored ink to conceal the muddy stink. . A wrapper of a paper, chatting, babbling, prattling forever pricking men, tricking minds, treating one and all asunder.
Mr. Wordsmith what moron you are! a baron of trash, lord of hogwash full of dung, safe in a dungeon at home in your deep morass.
A mud flat is a morass, a pit Mr. Wordsmith fits, deep hell of a hole hole, Mr. Wordsmith would make whole.
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