Writer:	Erica Montolfo
Director:	William Russ
Star:	Matthew Lawrence (Jack Hunter (Seasons 5+)),  William Daniels (George Hamilton Feeny),  Will Friedle (Eric Randall Matthews),  Danielle Fishel (Topanga Lawrence-Matthews (Seasons 2+)),  Ben Savage (Cornelius A. 'Cory' Matthews),  Rider Strong (Shawn Patrick Hunter),  Trina McGee-Davis (Angela Moore (Seasons 6+)),  Maitland Ward (Rachel Kimberly McGuire (Seasons 6+)),  Lindsay Ridgeway (Morgan Matthews (Seasons 4+)),  William Russ (Alan Matthews),  Betsy Randle (Amy Matthews)
Guest Star:	Alexandra Adi (Audrey),  Sebastian Tillinger (Dick),  Camille Gaston (Poet),  Bo Sharon (Student)

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Eric: You two are so uptight, I can't even think; and you know how hard that is for me in the first place. (edit) Rachel: I'm about to beat the crap out of the troll. (edit) Cory: My next poem is called "Frustration". Come on Topanga! (edit) Cory: Are we OK?
Shawn: You're my date aren't you. (edit) Cory: I call this next poem "Feeny".
Mr. Feeny is very smart,
on many subjects,
including art.
And yet he can't help me with my frustration.
COME ON, TOPANGA! (edit)

The poetry used in this episode was written by cast member, Rider Strong. (edit) Eric's "shoe" idea is flawed. What if Person One drew Person Two's shoe, but Person Two drew Person Seven's shoe, etc.? (edit) Shawn says he's been doing poetry ever since he can remember. His memory must be pretty short, considering he has previously stated his disdain for poetry; most notably in New Friends and Old. (edit)

Title: Poetic License: An Ode to Holden Caulfield

Poetic License is the freedom a writer has to ignore conventional rules of writing, grammar and even fact, for the sake of his/her work.

Holden Caulfield is the main character in J.D. Salinger's novel, The Catcher in the Rye. (edit)