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'''Poetry''' is a poem by [[t3sla]] about [[Ole Martin | '''Poetry''' is a poem by [[t3sla]] about [[Ole Martin|Ole Martin "Cydax"]]. | ||
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"What would Ole Martin do?<br /> | "What would Ole Martin do?<br /> | ||
He'd be back in an hour or two"<br /> | He'd be back in an hour or two"<br /> | ||
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"Poetry" is a short poem written in | "Poetry" is a short poem written in the perspective of a person in the TeamSpeak server. Ole Martin is a boy who typically runs off stating that "I'll be back in an hour or two". The narrator, upon hearing this many times, is finally inspired. He encounters his friends as they ask him about Ole Martin. He ponders as to what he is in fact doing at the very moment and then remembers what Ole Martin said-that he'll be back in an hour or two, and says it out loud. | ||
Latest revision as of 19:03, 24 July 2024
| by t3sla | |
| Written | 2013 |
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| Recited | Sapphire's TeamSpeak3 9 August 2013 |
| Language | English |
| Rhyme scheme | ab |
| Lines | 2 |
Poetry is a poem by t3sla about Ole Martin "Cydax".
Synopsis
Poetry
"What would Ole Martin do?
He'd be back in an hour or two"
—t3sla
"Poetry" is a short poem written in the perspective of a person in the TeamSpeak server. Ole Martin is a boy who typically runs off stating that "I'll be back in an hour or two". The narrator, upon hearing this many times, is finally inspired. He encounters his friends as they ask him about Ole Martin. He ponders as to what he is in fact doing at the very moment and then remembers what Ole Martin said-that he'll be back in an hour or two, and says it out loud.