Some Say The Spirit Lives Alone Poem by McKenzie Bodkin
Some Say The Spirit Lives Alone
Some say the spirit lives alone
Within its cage of flesh and bone,
And that one never truly hears
Another's song, though sung for years.
Perhaps those sad empiricists
Should hearken to the lyricists,
Who, ‘gainst the odds, to hope still cling,
While, in imprisoned souls, they sing.
Wednesday, April 10, 2013
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From THE WATER MAGE'S DAUGHTER: A NOVEL OF LOVE, MAGIC AND WAR IN VERSE,
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