Throne Of Gold Poem by Cat Reina

Throne Of Gold

Rating: 5.0


I may never be a
Dickens, Lawrence, Keats, or Brodsky
I may never be a
Ginsberg, Kerouac or Hemingway

I may never be
Fat, rich and noticeable
To everyone of the
World

But as I drink myself
To sleep to the words of giants
I say cheers and wait

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Joe Breunig 12 July 2006

Jacob, you've expressed a sentiment that many a writer fears to openly express. Keep showing that boldness and you'll capture our hearts. great write.

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Jonzo Bandwagoner 11 July 2006

This is a masterpiece! Keep up the good work!

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Nick Percowycz 22 May 2006

I would much rather read your poetry than any of the ones in the list of your poem! To that I say Cheers and pass the wine. A ten.

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