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Edgar Whitman Wilde
Poems
Jul 2012
What Shall I Speak
What shall I speak
What caring words
Shall be the attractive
Collaboration in destruction
That will bury me in my death
What shall I speak
That will illicit ambitions
And by their presence
Renew my sorrows
What policy what stratagem
Must I employ and plead my passions
What shall I propose that has unfrequented effects
Where the eye may behold an honesty
Yes, where a charitable tongue
May offer a delightful engine off thought
To cure this unrecuring wound
Leaving speechless the voices
Of unremitting practice
Who would raise their arms in sequence
To hear what I shall speak
Words so piteously performed
Enough to swear all villainies to spotless chastity
Leaving all words to abomnibile untruths
That would shame stone angels
Yet friendly in their blind complaint
What shall I speak
That you may learn my thought
What shall I speak
Written by
Edgar Whitman Wilde
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