Coleridge On Poets Poem by Michael Shepherd

Coleridge On Poets

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'A great Poet must have
... the ear of a wild Arab
listening in the silent Desert;

the eye of a North American Indian
tracing the footsteps of an Enemy
upon the leaves that strew the forest;

the Touch of a Blind Man
feeling the face
of a darling Child. '


(set out as verse from Coleridge's prose)

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Lori Boulard 12 January 2007

Brilliant and inspiring words to start my day. Legal or not, I'm glad you posted. Thanks, MS!

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Ronald Stroman 12 January 2007

seeing with your mind.

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Robert Howard 12 January 2007

Beautifully set out. That about defines our mission!

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Michael Shepherd

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