Poets Words Poem by Robert Green

Poets Words

Rating: 5.0


The poets words,
Of the heart
For a love, lost!
On deaf ears
They tumble
From lips that tremble
Passion spoken
Lost on the wind
Who heeds not his cry
Trees listen
Only to laugh
Cast them to the streams rocks
Water flows
Carrying them cold
To oceans large and bold
The waves they toss
Words, meaning now lost
In a storm, in anger
Upon a deserted beach
Of the desolate heart.






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COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Valerie Dohren 10 February 2012

Great poem - words not lost.

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Walterrean Salley 04 December 2012

... and yet, none knows when, where, why, or how, but they shall surface again. Very enjoyable.

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Valsa George 21 October 2012

Great! ! We often feel that our thoughts of a desolated heart are lost 'upon a deserted beach'! Sharp in feeling! !

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Smoky Hoss 12 September 2012

Poets words indeed! And powerful too, very enjoyable poem.

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Joseph Anderson 19 July 2012

We all wish to write that line eternal, but usually they get blown in the wind.A thoughtful and searching write

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Captain Cur 15 May 2012

Without love lost, their would be a lot less poets. Great poem. Now all us poets need to do is write a poem called love found. Then of course, we might all stop writing.

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