True Poets Poem by Bill Cantrell

True Poets

Rating: 5.0


The blessings of a poet,
Has been granted to the child
In innocence,
They nurture nature's breasts

Life is eyes wide opened,
As they play between the lines
All is clean and worry free,
With no sins to confess

Their wisdom is their ignorance,
And yet, they clearly see
Their command is sounds of laughter
Their rhyme is trust in you and me

A book of poems they do not write,
Their whole world is but one
And when they leave their childhood,
Their poetry becomes undone

Wednesday, September 12, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: poetry
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Geetha Jayakumar 05 October 2018

Beautiful poem take us back to the childhood memories, which is still there even if one leaves that stage. Loved reading it. Thanks for sharing.

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Kumarmani Mahakul 22 September 2018

This poem brings back to the readers to the past in which happy memories of childhood are hidden. So nicely and amusingly you have delineated that I here I quote..... Their wisdom is their ignorance, And yet, they clearly see Their command is sounds of laughter Their rhyme is trust in you and me A beautiful poem so nicely executed.10

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Sandra Feldman 12 September 2018

Are then all poets children? Maybe so. Thank you for reminding us of happy, innocent times so beautifully and and with such a charming poem.

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Naila Rais 12 September 2018

Wow... Wonderful poem..... You may like to read my poems too.... All the best Naila

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