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Jun 2021
unploughed soil, with pebbles 'n stone,
none witness to its prowess,
it lies there empty, all alone,
but of potential boundless

nothing ventured, nothing gained,
sleep will not build Rome,
only through action summit's attained,
and then you may dine at home

We owe fealty to ourselves,
fealty to our soul,
for therein the divinity dwells,
till death doth take its toll
fealty
BLT's Merriam-Webster Word of The Day Challenge
Written by
David R  UK
(UK)   
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         Lori Jones McCaffery, BLT, Ashley and Brett
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