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On the Quandary of the Poet, Desperate to Craft Refreshing Novel Rhymes
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Moon-June-tune,
Sky-high-by,
True-blue-you.
All the choicest pairs are long since done.
But poetry, my friend, retains long legs to run.
I’ll move new themes a mile beneath the sea, with verses
maritime,
Assuring Neptune’s treasures penned in rhyme,
Following a whole new paradigm.
©2009 by Paul Hertelendy. The illustration is from IMSI's Master Clips Collection, 1895 Francisco Blvd. E., San Rafael, CA, 94901-5506, USA. This column was first posted Nov. 9, 2009.
Paul Hertelendy is critic and webmaster for the arts-review web site www.artssf.com, and is also the Piedmont (CA) Centennial poet laureate. To visit his website, click here: PAUL
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