The canon / The overdue muse / editorial template

The company poet.

My imaginary company poet sits in accounts receivable. His muse is 90 days overdue. Original satire; no payment request.

A fictional manuscript from an imaginary company poet in accounts receivable reads: his muse is 90 days overdue; every sonnet ends with BANK DETAILS. Visible SATIRE and FICTIONAL SCENE — NO PAYMENT REQUEST labels. No bank information or actual debt is shown. — Editorial artwork. This is not evidence of spending, revenue, or a completed trial.

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