Kenneth, loves satire and writings to spotlight others, but he also has an "addiction" so to speak, to dramatic and abstract/prose poetry.

Whenizit ever appropriate to weave lewdness in a crowd,
Knowing the scars hidden beneath the skin?

Whoizit who stomps without care or caution to the door,
Heaving braggart-like threats to servant girls?

Whereizit stated within law, mortal and sinister alike, taking
A liberty slack with cloak in midnight black?

Whyizit normal for sailors walking from the sea, dancing shanties,
And drinking old whiskey in steps not seen?

Howizit the sunshine fails the shadow slim, and gleams slightly
O'er the raven's nest in Oak saplings down the lane?

© 2018 Kenneth Avery

Comments

Kenneth Avery (author) from Hamilton, Alabama on July 26, 2018:

Lisa -- I am very thankful to have such words as yours. Stay in touch with me.

Kenneth Avery (author) from Hamilton, Alabama on July 26, 2018:

John -- my Sincere Thanks to you, my good friend. I appreciate You so much.

Come back anytime.

Kenneth Avery (author) from Hamilton, Alabama on July 26, 2018:

Liz -- WHAAATTTT? I was just fusing words together here and loving the phonics involved. Liz, you are a sharp-thinker and writer. Please visit anytime.

Kenneth Avery (author) from Hamilton, Alabama on July 26, 2018:

Gypsry Rose Lee -- thank you kindly for the sweet words. I am humbled by your presence in these works.

Please keep in touch.

Gypsy Rose Lee from Daytona Beach, Florida on July 20, 2018:

Most interesting and creative poem.

Lisa Jane on July 17, 2018:

I love this poem.

John Hansen from Queensland Australia on July 17, 2018:

Very good questions and new words used to ask them. Interesting poem, My Friend.

Liz Westwood from UK on July 17, 2018:

You could be setting off a whole new series of dictionary entries with this.