02-21-2012, 04:36 PM
It all depends on your subject matter. My advice is to write it both
(or more) ways, let them sit for a few days, then pick what plays.
Another trick is to put whatever you're unsure of in quotes:
We both "gots" crabs and more "fellers" than a pack of "mom-o-ries".
Here's an example of impropriety by Bob Williams that I think
works quite well:
kathy, leaving
leaving that us of ours
lying
laid between us
in layers of intentions
our lips
large and lazy
licking
leaving the last damn L
of love
a brightly colored fungus that grows in bark inclusions

