Boycotting Milk

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I've heard that milk gives you acne
And I don't want any more of that
So I'm starting a riot against milk
Because acne sucks, and that's a fact
I'm not going to drink any more milk
Because with acne, I have a whole lot
So join me in an almost-acne-free
Adventure against milk boycott!







copyright March 24, 2010 maegardens
Last edited by maegardens on Thu Mar 25, 2010 2:03 am, edited 2 times in total.
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Generally, poetry is written to dig further into a subject rather than to gloss over it. ;) A cliche that comes to mind is, "Write what you know." As you don't seem to know about hormones very much (except that the hormones that your endocrine system secret at your age are rather unpleasant) I would advise to either research the hormones in milk further or to pick another subject that you can delve deeper into. I promise you, either of those two methods will help you write a better poem that you can be proud of.

Good luck!
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I disagree with Snoink. I think you've got a bit of s Shel Silverstein thing going on here. Funny, light-hearted, but at the same time an expression of your frustration with your hormones. I like it. My only thing is that your rhyme seems out of place without much rhythm. In this case, I'd go with none or both.
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Yeah, this was mainly for fun and humor, I'll look into it more.
I'd rather be hated for who I am than loved for who I'm not
-Kurt Cobain



He who has a why to live for can bear almost any how.
— Fredrich Nietzche (Philosopher)