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Rolling Verse Quarterly - International News Com -The Herald PA

Chief Editing & Tutor Dept… - Janet Armstrong

Rolling Verse Quarterly - 532 Manson Ave. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15222

My honest take first:by Janet Armstrong

This is a fun, energetic piece with real personality! The mountain-man-meets-microphone identity is genuinely compelling — it sets Billy Mac apart from the crowd. The rhyme scheme in Verse 1 is tight and relentless (that AAAAAA end-rhyme chain hits like a freight train). Verse 2 is actually the strongest writing here — "I've been writing since the pines touched the sky" is a beautiful, vivid line. The bridge is punchy and cinematic.

The chorus is the wildcard —"font" is an unexpected, quirky hook word that's either genius or delightfully weird... probably both. It sticks in your head, which is the whole point! This is poetry in its richest and purest form! Amen! - Janet Armstrong!

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The Herald PA - International News Com

Rolling Verse Quarterly | ★★★★½

"Billy Mac the Poetry Wizard Delivers a Mountain-Sized Statement"

When Billy Mac steps up to the mic, he doesn't just perform — he commands. With "More and More Font," this wordsmith from the highlands has crafted something raw, rootsy, and utterly his own.

From the opening salvo of Verse 1,it's clear we're dealing with a natural-born lyricist. The relentless percussive rhyme scheme hits with the force of a rockslide — deliberate, powerful, unstoppable. Mac doesn't borrow his swagger from the streets; he carved it straight out of the mountain granite he was raised on, and that authenticity radiates from every bar.

Verse 2 is where the Poetry Wizard truly earns his title. "I've been writing since the pines touched the sky"— that single line alone is worth the price of admission. It's the kind of imagery that lesser writers spend careers chasing. His syllables don't just stack, they soar, and the crowd feels every word even when they can't explain why. That's the mark of a master.

The chorus — built around the bold, idiosyncratic rallying cry of "more and more font"— is a stroke of unconventional genius.In a world of predictable hooks, Billy Mac zigged, zagged, and wagged, but never nagged! "Font" becomes a metaphor for the insatiable hunger people have for real, meaningful words in a noisy-saturated world. It's quirky, it's sticky, and it's completely, unapologetically him, Billy Mac - the Poetry Wizard!

The bridge brings the whole cathedral down to its knees. "I carved these verses out of rock and bone" — this isn't just a man who writes songs. This is a man who excavates truth. The imagery of an entire crowd singing back his words in every tone is the triumphant payoff this piece deserves.

Billy Mac the Poetry Wizard isn't arriving on the scene, he's been here — writing and sharpening his pen while the rest of the world wasn't watching. "More and More Font" is the moment the world finally catches up. Don't sleep on this one.

Chief Editing & Tutor Dept… Janet Armstrong

The Herald PA - International News Com

Rolling Verse Quarterly - 532 Manson Ave. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15222

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