Sonnet 35 Samanta Smith Poem by Francisco Luis Arroyave Tabares

Sonnet 35 Samanta Smith

Rating: 5.0

It was a giant dream that set her chart
What Fates and Norns failed to make much longer 2
But she held the keys in her pen and heart
To unlock secrets of foe and anger.

When she stopped the world for a little while
She made it realize children do care
When they question nonsense in making wild
This precious orb in space we know is rare.

Ah! , let her be the last worried angel
For nuclear war that we want to cease
And let us make her a saint and laurel
Carry to her each time we pray for peace.

She will live for ever, the well known myth
Of two worlds that say: Oh! , Samantha Smith.
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2-. Fates = the three goddesses supposed to determine the
course of human life.In Greek, they are called Moira, their
names are Clotho, Lachesis and Atropos.The Romans identified
the Moiraewith their own goddesses, whose names are Nova,
Decuma and Morta 2-.Norns= in Norse Mythology, any of the
three goddesses representing the past, present and future,
their names are Urth, Verthandi and Skuld. In English, they are
represented by the three 'Weird Sisters' of Macbeth.

Sonnet 35 Samanta Smith
Friday, September 22, 2023
Topic(s) of this poem: sonnet,war and peace,blue planet,mythology,world conflicts,world peace
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Samantha Smith will live forever as a myth that unites two worlds
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Unnikrishnan Sivasankara Menon 22 September 2023

Welcome to PoemHunter, dear poet. Excellent poetry, to start with. Loved it. Your footnotes are quite helpful in deeper understanding of the poem. Thank you. Top score

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