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The Writer's Escape


Graced by pen in hand and mobility of body,

Soul seekers stretch limits into endless skies.

Solid lines mark a writers' striking presense,

But never his mind's bounds to any extent.

 

Fluid words combined with ink,

Caper adventures across a sea of parchment.

Escape of the vague and prosaic

With lines and lines that reanimate even a whisper.

 

As you write you wield,

A sword gripped tight.

Words simply drip with poison and delight.

Marking destiny for a short while.

 

Imagine it and it will be

But fold away prose into a crane,

Never old, never fallow.

Till another day one writes again.

 

For even the most facile seeming poetry,

Is a man's best  friend.

 

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ehollingsworth
<p>I love this poem I thought that it was really good :)</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

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