I Am Deaf To Lear Poem by James McLain

James McLain

James McLain

From Tampa Florida And Still Living Near By

I Am Deaf To Lear



Words leave me women to stare, why not?
Slap me happy, like you to share some tea?
why not?
Madness is my way, yet I try it your way to please.
I am an adventurer, trying to loose all I find.
I really don't know who screams the loudest, modest here.
I do not speak for two, only one writes at all about verbs.
We may lay on a noun, but we fight with verbs, to st ear clear.
I save my feet for a worthy cause, than to jump up and down,
playing meek to a crown never worn.

Love adorns, a soft face, cheers carry her roses to say,
my feet tread in ash es, all day.

Will the one show her true colors, or fade to the ground, as a shade.

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From Tampa Florida And Still Living Near By
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