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Poet's Anthem

We scribble in lead

Still the light won’t shed

Just one single beam

On the wonders we mean

The thoughts are bottled

Our motives modeled

But left empty handed

With all words stranded

Among a blank page

Lost war we’ve waged

Our feelings much more

But our pens on the floor

We’re excessively writing

The words still fighting

Though many have passed

The attempts still last

It’s a battle bound to be lost

Lives and souls the cost

Yet we bare are chests

Hope for the best

That maybe one will hear

The written message clear

Each letter we arrange

Form words meant to change

Bring happiness, end quarrel

Each story with a moral

Thousands of poems are done

And I’m riding on just one.

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Written by
brandon-campney
American
Published
Jan 2, 2012
Lines·Words
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Notes

An old poem. I hate my old poems.

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