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The Stanza of a Day
Contributed by
xHeathenx
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Tuesday, 5th July 2016 @ 10:07:48 PM in AEST
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"The poet/'/s task is this, my friend,
To read his dreams and comprehend.
The truest human fancy seems
To be revealed to us in dreams:
All poems and versification
Are but true dreams/'/ interpretation."
-Hans Sachs, The Meistersinger
Stubborn fatigue drop
Bitter saline taste
Egg on our face
Eclipsing our view
Goldenrod and rouge
Shadow forlorn yolk
Violet and tangerine
Break from the plaster
Two children run
Hand-in-hand
Through the jungle
Cattails, weeds and grass
That excitement, such vigor!
String around our finger!
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Re: The Stanza of a Day
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by hauntedscorp on
Monday, 5th December 2016 @ 10:24:06 AM AEST
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I/'/m not altogether sure what this one is about, but as per usual your image-laden language is second to none. Snap dizzle!
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