what is a poem?
A poem is but a thought collected like tempered steel, its silver flame detected; and should the forge cool down its raging fire, still words will never cease to fuel my desire. A poem is but an open cage: there's structure, form, and youth in age. Some words, with clipped wings, cant fly but on the ground their message will not die. A poem is but an island getaway - its an oasis in the desert far away, and if you dont like summer you can stay where winter's melancholy rules the day. A poem small can take the world by force; a few dead words to change history's course.
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J. Maw
I care not so much what I am to others as what I am to myself. Michel de Montaigne
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