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Form A subgenre of poetry characterized by vulgar manipulations of language, puerile turns of phrase, and sophomoric literary devices. To quote its creator, "It doesn't need to rhyme all the bloody time, now does it?"

Origin F-art poetry was coined and popularized by Raven Entropy, aka Reginald Pumpernickle, lead singer of the band Oozin' Couth^[1]^[2]^[3] and he penned many of his well-known f-art poems on the cryptocurrency social network Steemit.

Some of Entropy's better-known examples of f-art poetry include:

“Blood Soaked: Menstrual Poetry”
“The Thunder from Under Ripped Asgard Asunder”
“Ass Tea”

References[edit]

^ Oozin' Couth: Liverpool's 486th most popular band
^ Oozin' Couth's debut album, "Moist, Innit?" with their break-out hit, "I Forgive You for Being a Soul-Stealing Sucubus Ginger, You Twat,"
^ "A Wank and a Nod" - new release from Shat Records

External links[edit]

Steemit's trending "f-art" poetry [1]
"The Thunder from Under Ripped Asgard Asunder [2]

[1] Oozin' Couth: Liverpool's 486th most popular band

[2] Oozin' Couth's debut album, "Moist, Innit?" with their break-out hit, "I Forgive You for Being a Soul-Stealing Sucubus Ginger, You Twat,"

[3] "A Wank and a Nod" - new release from Shat Records

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