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inpsirational 1 min read 640 views Jul 3, 2016

For Dead Poets Who Yet Live...

  For Dead Poets Who Yet Live

The earth swallowed you—

spitting out seeded words

 to linger like dusty books;

pages yellowing on rotting shelves.

 

Like your blood,

your ink well has dried—died.

 

Tomorrow

we go in search of mangers—seeking

the resurrected word—crying out.

 

Old poets—at last—die; but

their words are reborn

in the pregnant minds left behind.

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Woven

Word play and imagery was stellar! How wonderful that the words live on in hearts and minds.

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mlowe5

Thanks Woven. Your feedback is most appreciated. Let us keep the "WORDS" alive. I children need to know OurStory! Peace and Love.

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xclusive

I have to agree, this was a great write. Never let the words die

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mlowe5

Thanks Xclusive. May Our Words live in eternity--as Truth is. Peace and Love. Blessing be upon You from The Most High.

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Kingqadardwon'

A-bsolutely, E-lectrifying, I-ncouraging, O-utstanding, U-nderstood and Y-esterforever! This piece gave me some poetic life and inspiration! Thank you for sharing.. Peace, love, and blessings forever sir.. 1love

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2b2b2

Indeed, Superb Sentiment......thanks for sharing!

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