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Sonnet on the Power of Poetry


The man explains all of his stance's domain, on the chalk board to receive just blank stares. Using a mic as he tries to explain, Receiving nothing but the most confused glares. Frustrations consume him, in his attempt, to be relieved of that felt in his chest. To express that his heart has still a dent. The passionate audience remains at rest. A sheet of paper is demonstrated. No longer a paper, but a canvas. Vibrant phrases, powerfully stated. Revealing world's wonders the atlas. The poet turns the lecture to a song. A well scripted melody can't go wrong.
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