Robert Mutsaers writes poems with a philosophical nature that touch on a wide variety of topics we experience in contemporary societal life. His work circumvents around an empiricist idealism and extrapolates the questions of meaning, truth, value and love we experience in daily life...
In desire we sever,
With a long and short arm's keeper.
Grand and forever,
We whet the Beaver Heaver.
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This loneliness in me,
Drives on production to see,
Free associations and lure,
The passing temptation in amiss.
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Sense has one given merit,
When called burden beyond the opposite,
Like a mirror upon embellished pregnancy,
Translates our future work upon vengeance..
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All dressed up for life,
All tailored to distinctly wave,
At common sense and strife,
To charter idea's for the brave.
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