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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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