Sandra Feldman
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On Writing Verse - Poem by Sandra Feldman
Sometimes I think,
That writing verse,
Is such a waste of time,
Who really cares just how you feel?
Or if you're prose or rhyme,
But poets are a Dreamer's race,
The pen flows on its own,
And even if they have no case,
They want to set a tone.
Poetry sometimes is like lace,
An ornament to have,
But when it's written from the heart,
You've got the winning card.
As long as there are dreams to have,
There will be Poetry,
And many Ships that still will sail,
The Imaginary Seas.
Topic(s) of this poem: poetry
Poems by Sandra Feldman : 1517 / 2663
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Poem Submitted: Tuesday, September 8, 2015
Poem Edited: Thursday, September 10, 2015
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Yes, poets are a dreamer's race! But the world listens to our words and tries to analyze our 'cranky' dreams! That makes us dream more and more! Enjoyed this lovely write! (Report) Reply