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The Write to Read: caudate sonnet
What good to write when so few have the time to do much more than nod and swipe me gone? Opinions vary, but to ramble on
without an audience seems wasted and sublime. Besides, what difference can a few short lines make when the world needs changing, not anon, but here and now, before the chance is gone? Continue reading
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Tagged #BookofForms, caudate sonnet, daily poems, poetic forms, purpose, reading, shared adventure, writing
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Out of Plumb: a caudate sonnet
When will these foolish notions dissipate and take their place with dreams, safe in the grave? How long must I be some grand idea’s slave, locked in an endless struggle with my fate? How much of life will pass me … Continue reading
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Tagged balance, caudate sonnet, knowledge, martyrdom, poetic forms, sacrifice, truth
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