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A Violin Problem

By Kylecovey SmithPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read

Photo by Joel Wyncott on Unsplash

The ace violinist was bowing,

The bickering oarsmen were rowing.

There is trouble on stage.

The violinist is filled with rage.

This was the oarsmen's plant that was sowing.

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Kylecovey Smith

Historian, Linguist, Author (Voyages of the 997 & The Method Mission), YouTuber/TikToker (Master Mojo) and now Vocal writer enjoy and critique my writing as please.

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