.

words only
rare variety
not normally used by my standard poets
eg

epiphany

+

.

+

that's my challenge
to all stalwarts here

who have the gall
I won't say )Balls)
to say

loved is scrap /crap

let's see who accepts the challenge from me
in any form
free verse
western
eastern or
Shakespeare's SONNET
any other as per Keith

.

loved the TITLE

.

pull up your trousers and be aware
it's coming from over there

sexism lay yourself bare all will love to share
aneurysm maybe yes
my friend died coz of it

but why diabolic!
symbolic
a sweet nectarillily lick

but lightened
lost all that were hidden
deep inside laden
awaited by a hopeful maiden
now gladen
rooting at times is
aussies fun

see what a sexism
you've begun
once upon a time
you must have been
as handsome
as......

,

then tomorrow
words which all poets can use
in novo poetrree
rarely used ones
not rat cat shat but like
cototony
libotomy
vasaxtummy
saxtommy
notsex...tummy
have you hear any?

yes such words man
Ian

have u used em
in a poem

thanks

and u will lose ur 3 dollars bet
after my death
I went to my last site where i composed poems in 2010 now it is 2017
and be not surprised
some touched high 5
ie in thousands
many crossed 2000
so much as you may continue to dislike me and are happy i don't post poetry here any
as u
ONLY
hate me
but have you read my last message
ur reply i shall await thanks jess
hope you will be better again
and kick me as far as a football you can
at your age 57 MAY BE
i am 78
About to kick the
bukait

read bucket jess

floccinaucinihilipilification
noun
1.Rare. the estimation
of something as valueless (encountered mainly as an example of one of the longest words
in the English language)
floccinaucinihilipilification(Noun)
The act or habit of
describing or regarding
something as unimportant,
of having no value or
being worthless.

Origin: A jocular coinage,
apparently by pupils at Eton, combining a number of roughly synonymous Latin stems. flocci, from floccus, a wisp or piece of wool + nauci, from naucum, a trifle + nihili, from the pronoun, nihil + pili, from pilus, a hair, something insignificant (all therefore having the sense of "pettiness" or "nothing") + -fication. "Flocci non facio" was a Latin expression of indifference, literally "I do not
make a straw of...".

AND

honorificabilitudinitatibus
n. the state of being
able to achieve honors
n. a sesquipedalian
word; verbal prolixity
honorificabilitudinitatibus
rate
(Noun) The ability to obtain honors.
Noted for being the longest
word to alternate consonants
and vowels and the longest
word used in any of
William Shakespeare's plays.
Costard says it in Act 5,
Scene one of Love's Labor's
Lost by Shakespeare.