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What is a poet? If you do not write yourself, How can you know it? Well-stocked is the shelf Of available writings- There’s abundant wealth: Too many tidings Of thought to have read them all, Not enough sightings Can ever befall The words of an amateur, Whose works truly call Out in overture; Portals to the poet’s head. The works start to blur, Begging to be read. Poets, like petrified wood, Will never lie dead: From beyond Time’s hood, Their words are immortalized; In death, understood. A poet carves their soul in what they write, So that even dead, they can take up the fight.
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Jan 23
Jan 23, 2026 at 12:56 PM UTC
The Fight to be Heard
What is a poet? If you do not write yourself, How can you know it? Well-stocked is the shelf Of available writings- There’s abundant wealth: Too many tidings Of thought to have read them all, Not enough sightings Can ever befall The words of an amateur, Whose works truly call Out in overture; Portals to the poet’s head. The works start to blur, Begging to be read. Poets, like petrified wood, Will never lie dead: From beyond Time’s hood, Their words are immortalized; In death, understood. A poet carves their soul in what they write, So that even dead, they can take up the fight.
Wolfnation4800
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17/M/Colorado
Jan 23
Jan 23, 2026 at 12:56 PM UTC
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