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A Classical Poem


A Classical Poem

 

One man who printed on a blank of clean cut paper

in scrumptious and righteous hand, but his writings

were old legend words upon and among him, he

actually wrote with courage love romance beauty

and passion all togetherness, at least the heart the

spirit and the soul of goodness and greatness, a

unique poem can be alive and well done, he'll want

to be discovered as William Wordsworth, how

passionate he truly was in life, he become royalty

and classic poet in earth, only one man who can be

a classical poet, something in his own lovable and

juiceable gut, he believe of his words of love in a good

and modern heartbeat of all, he can be the newest

hero among us in the world, he could be a true American

of himself before, he got his smiles uproariously and

uplifted moment, he took his breath away easily like the

southern and northern wind

 

Written by

Michael James Brindley

6-23-16    

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