Patti Masterman (US)
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A Dialectic
The tides can speak the language of the sea
The moon knows the dialect of the sun
Mountains can communicate with clouds, through a single touch
And true lovers can always speak one another's tongue
Although they may be different:
And even some languages that have not been invented yet.
Patti Masterman
Submitted: Saturday, April 17, 2010
Poems by Patti Masterman : 11 / 2429
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cool how they all seek to correspond in this one.
And then there is the language of the poet, which you speak fluently and beautifully.
All languages worthy to learn. Good thoughts.