Who shall learn poetry?

1.

The choicest wines never tasted Heaven;

the finest meals are disgusted of Grace. –

To the witty pupils the odds are never even,

to write in blood and guts, is like loosing face.

2.

“The Rich” and “The Haughty” never ponder;

how to give heed and where to find words.

For them Money and Grifts are all the wonders,

besides their own might and the tip of the sword…

3.

“The Brash” and “The Sublime” can't be tested;

in the arts of Poetry so divine…

If a pauper happens – they already bested;

for they see only what has been refined.

4.

“Dignified speech makes decent manners!”

“Polite dress determines your house!”

All who say thus, never go under the banners,

til' they havent swatted every louse…

5.

Poetry and Virtue – only in bookstores;

bought, resold, bargained and worshiped in statues.

Never be lived for who wants to be “The Sore”,

who is called names for paying the dues.

6.

Honest reprisal, the writers unfastened quill –

like a brigand in the woods, the outlaw at hills!

That's why all the lies go astray loafing in beguile;

for they see no use to fight the lost Bills…

7.

Poetry is like the shreak of madness;

no man shall challenge, who is sound and sane…

For those, who truly see – only sadness,

can be their companion and gain!

8.

If you seek “Merry” or “Jolly laughter”;

don't seek the arts of Poetry.

For even if some can write it stauncher;

the price to be paid still is poverty...