Basil Hayden Bourbon
bourbon undiluted
disorder recruited
gravity refuted
virtue polluted
tedium persecuted
ennui executed
necessity substituted
indulgence saluted
these times voluted
obligation muted
each drink computed
my essence diluted
*Darling Basilwire and Snz couldn't make it to my book event at The Book Cellar in Chicago, so they sent a bottle of Basil Hayden bourbon instead. Though I would have loved to have met them, the bourbon is almost too good to be true.
I've used sonic repetition in this poem. Sonic repetition is basically sounds repeated in a poem or another piece of writing. Many poets feel that sonic repetition is best left for performative poetry.
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