Maupassant Dit Poem by Herbert Nehrlich
Maupassant Dit
Imagine, if you will, a stage.
And standing there, a wrinkled sage.
His name is Guy de Maupassant
long dead of course, yet - nonobstant -
He says black words on a white page
will always have the heart engage
its soul, which has an innate flair
and, through the letters, is laid bare.
Very nice, Herr Nehrlich, This is a clever little piece. Rhyme & Meter is strong and the message reveals the power of words to affect not only the mind but the spirit. Bravo.9 from me with wishes for a joyous Christmas. Hugh
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4/26/2024 9:24:33 PM # 1.0.0.1119
Wonderful format and excellent construct!