Betweem Inferno and Paradise

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    Betweem Inferno and Paradise

    One in the fen,
    Another in Iron,
    And none for one

    When the reins
    Of the nine
    Are in the fire,

    And in that fire
    Fir and fern
    Rife eons
    And none reins
    Fin nor roe.

    Then the gyrator group rots
    In a rotary uproar
    As the raptor tugs
    Their painful gout.

    The rapids spared
    Those despairs
    And paired with pride
    Raise spire to praise.

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    Poetry is when an emotion has found its thought and the thought has found words.

    Robert Frost (1875-1963) American Poet.

    bakersdoce’s Poems (5)

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