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Ode to Poetry


How wonderous an entity you are.

I only wish to share you with the world

and proclaim my undying affections.

 

Your powers are infinite.

Your purpose is true.

I am but an instrument to you,

as the pen is to I,

and the paper to it.

 

I have no control,

You are my puppeteer.

But I am more than willing

to lend my naive ear.

 

I listen as you whisper

I tremble as you speak

then I humbly attempt

to do justice to your mystique.

 

I suppose if I were to be true

I would admit that, Poetry,

I am a servant to you.

 

-Ashlyn Taylor Hudson

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