Bona fides aside, absconded from the scene,
His quite manner and confidence let them agree
With the red lines all coming back clean
In the silence all that is left is a squee 

Abscond (verb)

to depart secretly and hide oneself

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Bona fides (adjective)

good faith; absence of fraud or deceit; the state of being exactly as claims or appearances indicate

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Squee (verb)

of a person: to utter a high-pitched squealing sound expressive of delight or excitement

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Dear developer
Martinet of the whiteboard
No banalize gifs

Given a problem
When headphones on, caffeine flows
Then brilliance abounds

Forgive demonym
You forgot introductions
Before programming 

Banalize (verb)

to render or make devoid of freshness or originality; trivialize

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Demonym (noun)

a general descriptive name used by a writer as a pen name, e.g. ‘An Amateur’, ‘An English Gentleman;A multiple stanza

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Martinet (noun)

a strict disciplinarian; a person who stresses a rigid adherence to the details of forms and methods

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Augurs the storm
Wiredrawing global warming
Cannot assuage doom 

Assuage (verb)

to make milder or less severe; relieve; ease; mitigate;to appease, satisfy, or relieve; to soothe or calm

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Augur (verb)

to foretell especially from omens; to give promise of : presage

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Wiredraw (verb)

to strain unwarrantably, as in meaning

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Sanguine wind stirs hair
Irascible weather yields
Vacation boobery 

Boobery (noun)

the action or fact of doing something foolish, especially making foolish mistakes; foolishness, stupidity. Also: an instance of this; a foolish act or thing

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Irascible (adjective)

marked by hot temper and easily provoked anger

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Sanguine (adjective)

cheerfully optimistic, hopeful, or confident

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Peacherino fox
Bricoleur of desuetude
Trees made safe and warm 

Bricoleur (noun)

a person who performs a variety of manual jobs; someone who fixes things in an ingenious manner

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Desuetude (noun)

discontinuance from use or exercise : disuse

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Peacherino (noun)

a person or thing that is especially attractive, liked, or enjoyed

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Ere Fall’s majesty
Electorates wangle, lead
To winter’s sorrow 

Electorate (noun)

the body of persons entitled to vote in an election

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Ere (preposition)

before (earlier in time)

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Wangle (verb)

to resort to trickery; to adjust or manipulate for personal or fraudulent ends; to make or get by devious means : finagle

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Your snooting of my feeling I have come to know

An excursion from my heart to you I devote
This, my darling, is an end not a grace note 

Excusion (noun)

a going out or forth : expedition, a usually brief pleasure trip; deviation from a direct, definite, or proper course; especially : digression; a movement outward and back or from a mean position or axis; also : the distance traversed : amplitude

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Grace note (noun)

an additional note introduced as an embellishment and not essential to the harmony or the melody of a piece

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Snoot (verb)

to behave disdainfully toward; condescend to

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You wish to chivy my heart into your ideal
Accuse me of hyperbolic distress and woe
My newly born temerity is real 

Chivy (verb)

to tease or annoy with persistent petty attacks; to move or obtain by small maneuvers

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Hyperbolic (adjective)

exaggerated

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Temerity (adjective)

excessive confidence or boldness; audacity

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Your misnomer of love is only deceit
Ignominious omphaloskepsis devotion
Removes from our tryst everything once sweet 

Ignominious (adjective)

deserving or causing public disgrace or shame; humiliating

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Misnomer (noun)

the misnaming of a person in a legal instrument; a use of a wrong or inappropriate name

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Omphaloskepsis (noun)

contemplation of one’s navel as part of a mystical exercise; navel-gazing

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