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All the Truth I Know


Nature’s simplicity 

I was taught through haiku

A strange sense of humor 

From the limerick I drew

 

In Whitman’s lines I find

Inspiration anew

And Dickinson’s hope

Has often seen me through 

 

Reading Shakespeare’s sonnets

Has taught me how to woo

Writing rhyming couplets,

Helps this endeavor too

 

All from poetry this

And even more I do

Learned in meter and rhythm 

Each lesson holding true

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Emmanuel55
<p>Nice poem! The meter gave it a &quot;hoppy&quot; feeling.</p>

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