Poetry My Mistress

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    Poetry My Mistress

    I find my deepest solitude within thy arms

    The weight of thine ponderings flow with freedom

    And without the bindings of thine conscience

    And unto thy arms do I retreat

    From whence to set forth with pleasure

    And to revel in awe

    The musings of thine own troubled mind

    From whence the deepest depths do they come

    And treacherous are the walls

    These walls these fractured musings must traverse

    Though must I yet and must I still, find refuge in thy arms

    And thus spew forth thy ponderings without restrain

    So let the pundits of thy day debate in scholar and in grace

    And decide with clever minds, far more so than mine

    Does thine truth be insane or doth insanity be thine truth

    Mine mind is touched nor neither bound by either sway

    ‘tis release and freedom’s peace

    That which I seek within thy arms

    And if then thou doth be truly insane

    Wouldst thus thy news be known unto thee

    And wouldst thou but question and ponder still

    Or wouldst thou float with bliss unto thy sea

                                 In thine solitude within thy arms

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    The true philosopher and the true poet are one, and a beauty, which is truth, and a truth, which is beauty, is the aim of both.

    Ralph Waldo Emerson, American Poet (1803-1882)

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