[stylist] Poem: Rabble

[Lynda Lambert]

Bill, everyone has to start somewhere so don't be intimidated by anyone's 
education or degrees. There are many wonderful books on writing poetry that 
can be very helpful to you if you have an interest in poetry. It also helps 
so much to be reading other poets work. The more you absorb through your own 
studies and your own reading, the more your own work will change.  Lynda
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Bill Outman" <woutman at earthlink.net>
To: "'Writer's Division Mailing List'" <stylist at nfbnet.org>
Sent: Monday, February 06, 2012 4:37 PM
Subject: [stylist] Poem: Rabble


> Good day again.
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> Following my discovery of the Poets & Writers mag I was inspired to write 
> a
> short verse.
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> I was reading an article on debut poets and noticed most of these folks 
> have
> an M. F. A. degree, which made me feel a bit out of my league.  So here's 
> a
> short ode to those of us who don't have all the formal training but still
> find creative inspiration.
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> I am of the rabble.
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> My words may sound like babble.
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> Sometimes they have the spirit of a rebel,
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> And stir the waters as if a tossed pebble.
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> Bill Outman
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