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So, yeah. This would all have been a lot easier If I didn't have the heart of a Poet. But I'll say this: Please love to learn, So we can have *** with Semicolons in as suggestive a ********* as they would imply. I know I lost my innocence to an Adjective, but didn't we all? There's no room for jealousy in Poetry, We just rhyme and give the rhyme Time to define, and aline with the Rhythm to create a devine Relaxationary artpiece to be consumed By any reader who would find the Time to entwine with a sentence Or line, and use'em to maybe just Describe the feeling of a hand On the face of a man as myself, who Has written so much of the things one Can touch, that he looks at the world As a man that a girl Can tell: *Look at me, and say all You can see is the face of Eternity.* I am that man, with a pen in his hand, And you could say it, but I surely   Know it: My body's a worker's. My soul is a poet's.
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Feb 28, 2015
Feb 28, 2015 at 8:59 PM UTC
As Suggestive a ********* (part one of the ********* triology)
So, yeah. This would all have been a lot easier If I didn't have the heart of a Poet. But I'll say this: Please love to learn, So we can have *** with Semicolons in as suggestive a ********* as they would imply. I know I lost my innocence to an Adjective, but didn't we all? There's no room for jealousy in Poetry, We just rhyme and give the rhyme Time to define, and aline with the Rhythm to create a devine Relaxationary artpiece to be consumed By any reader who would find the Time to entwine with a sentence Or line, and use'em to maybe just Describe the feeling of a hand On the face of a man as myself, who Has written so much of the things one Can touch, that he looks at the world As a man that a girl Can tell: *Look at me, and say all You can see is the face of Eternity.* I am that man, with a pen in his hand, And you could say it, but I surely   Know it: My body's a worker's. My soul is a poet's.
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Feb 28, 2015
Feb 28, 2015 at 8:59 PM UTC
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