vocab poem

We’re so convoluted I’m thinking most turn away with a grit in their mouth that makes them petulant. You and I crawled those vacant streets in a muse that philosophers wish they could coalesce their minds into. Remember when we filled the gutters with putrid ideas and the intellects still ate them with mirth? Why do they act so rapacious towards our heads? Our choices were so impetuous and iniquitous Charles Manson could probably see them from his cell. We were such swindlers.

Convoluted-adv- complicated

Petulant-noun- crabby/moody

Muse-verb- dream

Coalesce- verb- the blend/join

Putrid- adj- rotten

Mirth-noun- great joy

Rapacious- adj- to plunder

Impetuous- adv- acting without thinking

Iniquitous- adj- unjust

Swindlers- noun- con artists