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Sonnet of Sustenance

by THEUnknown

I’ve eaten food yes now my stomach’s full But why is that irrelevant to this great hunger in my soul? oh how it pulls What type of sustenance could I have missed? Not food not water, no, not great success not recognition, nay, I have this all And yet there is some more, I must confess the possibility that I might fall So try I might to write a sonnet now But such is not the will of my sweet soul I woke at night still thinking wond’ring how tomorrow I would go achieve my goal And lo! I painted such a masterpiece I am content, my soul is now at peace
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Published
Aug 6, 2014
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#food#soul#spirit#hunger#sustenance
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