I Walked Away
I walked away is not because the tool isn’t interesting,
I walked away because my aim is better.
I walked away is testament to the games,
I walked away is for the surgeons.
I walked away is because the legacy was being destroyed
by outside forces,
and so many people were.
I walked away is sure to set apart
Reservoir from the rest.
I walked away is more than a guilty pleasure
or an underground band coming up.
I walked away is the band’s debut seven song 12”.
I walked away is sure to follow in a few months.
I walked away is sayin’ it to me.
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I like the seed phrase, I walked away ~ Comparing the list, you did an excellent job of rearranging the verses ~ Specially like that ending line ~
ReplyDeleteoh snap...ha...i love the opening stanza...ha....
ReplyDeletewhat a tool eh? smiles.
def a cool seed you planted to get this one...smiles.
Really cool results--I walked away because my aim is better. There's a wealth of meaning there.
ReplyDeleteWell, sometimes it is good to walk away.....smiles....so I liked the idea that "I walked away is more than a guilty pleasure.'
ReplyDeleteI walked away because my aim is better...sometimes we have to
ReplyDeletewalk away even if it hurts..
I liked the way it contorts it's way round love it
ReplyDeleteha - i like the name for an underground band...fits well... a guilty pleasure... ah..so many reasons that make us walk away at times..
ReplyDelete"I walked away because my aim is better." is also a line which resonated with me and I likee the idea than it is more than a guilty pleasure too. A very good poem!
ReplyDelete"because my aim is bette"… is classic!
ReplyDelete"I walked away is more than a guilty pleasure"--depending on the circumstances, those three words could, indeed, describe a guilty pleasure. Good choices.
ReplyDeleteVery clever write! I wouldn't have thought to Google-list that phrase. :)
ReplyDeleteExcellent seed phrase and an excellent progression in the rearrangements. So many great lines here
ReplyDeletegreat choice of starting phrase, and keen selection. mine rambles too much. ~
ReplyDeleteWell done with the seed phrase, that gave a bit of material to work with - and work it you did, with this excellent example of editing for great effect. Just enough of a non sequitor between each subsequent line to keep the reader guessing!
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