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I promise not to be the coward
Who says “I’m sorry” to Big Tech
While Joe Rogan’s overpowered.
I promise not to be the coward
Who can’t be brave, who can’t go forward;
Our tweets are silenced but I’ll peck.
I promise not to be the coward
Who says “I’m sorry” to Big Tech.
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J.J. Charles is a writer, storyteller, poet and journalist in Costa Rica. He has an Associate’s degree in English, and is currently studying German Language and Literature, and Software Engineering.
I would like to assure you all that i am in relatively fine fettle and not, as of yet, lubbered…
Peter, your faith comes shining through in these precious gems. They are reasoned and inspiring.
Excellent comedy, indeed -- especially the thermometer, with its hilarious rhymes, and the irony of the Job Interview.
Russel, in addition to being a good poet, you are clearly a wonderful people-lover. What a great project you have…
"Beyond a Reasonable Doubt" makes a simple yet strong assertion of faith. There is no argument, just the confident statement,…
I’m not sure why people haven’t commented on this brief poem. As a triolet it is competently put together, so I assume it’s the subject matter that has scared everyone off. The witch hunt and hysterical attacks being made on Rogan are a perfect example of how asinine “woke” fanatics are destroying freedom of speech (and thought) in the United States.
“Be who you are and say what you feel,
Cuz those who mind don’t matter and those who matter don’t mind”.
Dr. Seuss
I’m a fan of the triolet for its repetition, and you have used it to maximum effect. To keep apologizing is to submit to those who are in the process of snatching away the last shreds of freedom remaining… it’s making their job a lot easier for them. I love the line: “Our tweets are silenced but I’ll peck.” Keep pecking through poetry, Mr. Charles, and never apologize for keeping the truth out there. Thank you!