Sonnet 26 In The Tenurial Chance Poem by Francisco Luis Arroyave Tabares

Sonnet 26 In The Tenurial Chance

Joining our longings in one single voice
And each tence in one tenurial change 2
Let us plight for love and countries rejoice
No matter the views and our circumstance.

Incessantly we arrange for finding
That star of peace seen by a few in dreams
Forgetting the throes of war are standing 7
While contentious echoes we hear in screams.

We evolved ploid forms for generations 9
Yet to finalize this goal we are late
And for the ephemeral sensations
We play games less predictable than fate.

All together we could pave our long run
With a safer earth and with much more fun.
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2-.tense= any of the forms of the verb.2-.tenurial= the length
of time or condition under which something is held.7-.throes=
spasms or pangs of pain.9-.ploids= a combining form, especifying of chromosomes characteristic of a group, or related organisms. This is an allusion to Natural sellection

Sonnet 26 In The Tenurial Chance
Friday, September 15, 2023
Topic(s) of this poem: sonnet,iambic pentameter,war and peace,unity,blue planet
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
A reflection on the human condition, the pursuit of peace, and the potential for unity and collaboration to overcome the challenges of war and division.
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