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On Poetry
Contributed by
ValDohren
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Saturday, 3rd November 2012 @ 05:54:31 AM in AEST
Topic:
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Such princely and linguistic feats
As penned by Shelley, Byron, Keats
Though rich and eloquently grand
Are oft` too deep to understand
Their thoughts, expressed through poetry
In prose, or perfect symmetry
Bewilder yet this humble mind
Their meaning, hidden, still to find
So if ungilded words convey
Each message that they would portray,
Then simple verses should reveal
The inspiration that I feel
And thus may every scholar read
Between each line, their hearts to feed
Unfolding there in simple style
This heart`s endeavour to beguile
Copyright ©
ValDohren
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2012-11-03 05:54:31]
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Re: On Poetry
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by Former_Member on
Saturday, 3rd November 2012 @ 07:58:58 PM AEST
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Thanks Valdohren!
I would say you have real talent. This was done well.
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