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Poetry; a medium where one can try another's shoes,

And see worlds through an unfamiliar pair of eyes.

 

It's not vocabulary that makes the prose,

Nor is it defined by iambic pentameter,

But by the content of the quatrain,

The voice behind the written character.

 

If you see all in their world to be seen,

You may be surprised with what you glean.

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Nathaniel A. Moore

I've been writing for several years now into a ratty old notebook. Now I'd like to share a few and see how well they are recieved. :D

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