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What verses are these, Not worthy of thee... Lost in words that Would not let me be In phantom misery I chase this allegory To chance upon your grace, Oh, that I would trace The now familiar, Unfamiliarity And stumble Into that I mumble For in your rhyme No rhythm ever broken Brand the mark, In hidden cost So much confusion In this unholy fusion What hast thou done? Why push the quill, In secret shadow? I can not utter one more syllable I can’t construct another phrase But let me see ,the final draft In your benevolent hand Create a masterpiece, divine..... There’s plenty more Inside your core Words flow like river, Keep me whole For no mask can hide Nor lies, deny Thou art, The master of thine art And in thee resides the words Beating in thy heart Love rages... Thou art the soul of the ages! (There are those who claim that the works attributed to William Shakespeare were actually written by Edward de Vere).
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Dec 20, 2015
Dec 20, 2015 at 7:23 PM UTC
Secret Shadow
What verses are these, Not worthy of thee... Lost in words that Would not let me be In phantom misery I chase this allegory To chance upon your grace, Oh, that I would trace The now familiar, Unfamiliarity And stumble Into that I mumble For in your rhyme No rhythm ever broken Brand the mark, In hidden cost So much confusion In this unholy fusion What hast thou done? Why push the quill, In secret shadow? I can not utter one more syllable I can’t construct another phrase But let me see ,the final draft In your benevolent hand Create a masterpiece, divine..... There’s plenty more Inside your core Words flow like river, Keep me whole For no mask can hide Nor lies, deny Thou art, The master of thine art And in thee resides the words Beating in thy heart Love rages... Thou art the soul of the ages! (There are those who claim that the works attributed to William Shakespeare were actually written by Edward de Vere).
For: Edward de Vere ( 17th Earl of Oxford) 20 December, 2015
jean-rojas
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Dec 20, 2015
Dec 20, 2015 at 7:23 PM UTC
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