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Category: Poetry 5 comments 12 Aug 2007 @ 02:17 by vaxen : Nice!Very well said, Marissa. However if you've ever read Robert Graves' works then you must know that there is no need whatsoever for poetry to rhyme itself to death. Unfortunately most American, I suppose other nationalities as well, school children are not familiarized with Graves' work. He says of poetry that it is 'religious invocation of the Muse' and that a woman should write as the Muse behind all poesy. Agree or disagree he has a point. The Sofayeen, as well, mention this... Symbolizes nature...veiled or unveiled. I personally care not either way nor will I be subservient to male or female dichotes of any persuasion. Let's look into the root meaning of the word and take from all those fractals a semblance of essence beyond the plus or minus of it all. No Gods No Goddesses just pure being. I like the way your word arrangements fall and fit themselves into a beingness which trance-mits your feeling...good show, Marissa. 12 Aug 2007 @ 04:03 by skookum : Thanks *grins I have a feeling the last poetry this guy had read was Dr Seuss xox m 12 Aug 2007 @ 04:54 by jazzolog : Dr. Seuss you silly goose was too obtuse a screw was loose too much mousse turned his hair puce his poems in a noose he screamed O Deuce now he's with Zeus 12 Aug 2007 @ 04:57 by skookum : yeah lol that's the idea jazz! 29 Apr 2016 @ 06:26 by Bandar Togel @103.12.162.4 : brilliant! I would like to share this ar Togel Online Singapore Togel Online Hongkong Bandar Togel Singapore Bandar Togel Togel Online Terpercaya Bandar Togel Online Terpercaya Togel Online Agen Togel Online Terpercaya Agen Togel Online Other entries in Poetry Saturday, August 1st 2015: At the Bat of the Eye Sunday, February 16th 2014: Fearful Geography Wednesday, December 19th 2012: Fairy poems.... Monday, May 3rd 2010: poem. Gathering Roses Monday, September 22nd 2008: Turning (poem) Friday, July 25th 2008: In the Garden Sunday, June 15th 2008: Beyond Sunday, June 15th 2008: The Food Prayer Sunday, June 15th 2008: Between Here and There Wednesday, May 28th 2008: poem: we are dancing
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