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Okay, okay, everybody,

settle down.

Okay, everybody, saddled out now. I'd like to welcome everybody back to the bi-monthly Insmith Poetry Slam.

I see some new faces here. I see some familiar faces, but I think it's safe to say we all look a little bit similar. Am I right? Okay. All right. Well, we're here to have a good time. Right off the bat, let's welcome up a first poet. All right, let's get a big Insmith welcome to a local favorite poet Ewart Osborne, everybody.

Thank you, thank you.

Great to be back here. I would like to share with you all.

One of my latest high coals.

This is entitled,

What I see on the pier, air. What I see on the pier, air.

What I see on the pier is lots of fishes in the water.

What I smell is lots of fish in the air, here.

What I step around are barrels in the streets here.

Thank you that has been my high coo what I see on the pier

Okay, all right, thanks, thank you Eward.

It felt long for a high coup, but you know, like we always say here in Insmith,

don't judge me ever.

Yeah, good job, thanks, Hewitt.

All right up next, he's new, he's new in our poetry scene,

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