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~for RK, for now~ Until you have bent your ear to Shakespeare's sonnets, Till you have laughed with Ogden Nash, Wept with Frost, visited Byron's ghost, Read the songs of King Solomon, And once you Despair of being their equal, Shed your winter coat of worry, ***** your courage to the sticking point, Begin to write then with reckless fearlessness, Unfettered abandon, make a fool of yourself! Scout the competition. Weep, for you and I will never surpass The giants who preceeded us, and yet, Laugh, cause they thought the same thing as well...
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May 25, 2013
May 25, 2013 at 8:04 AM UTC
Do Not Put a Poem Here Until You Have Bent Your Ear to Shakespeare's Sonnets (May 2013)
~for RK, for now~ Until you have bent your ear to Shakespeare's sonnets, Till you have laughed with Ogden Nash, Wept with Frost, visited Byron's ghost, Read the songs of King Solomon, And once you Despair of being their equal, Shed your winter coat of worry, ***** your courage to the sticking point, Begin to write then with reckless fearlessness, Unfettered abandon, make a fool of yourself! Scout the competition. Weep, for you and I will never surpass The giants who preceeded us, and yet, Laugh, cause they thought the same thing as well...
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May 25, 2013
May 25, 2013 at 8:04 AM UTC
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