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    I should have picked the flower,
    Cleanly severed it from its stem,
    Cut it from its source of life,
    And, loving, given it to him.

    He was right- it would have withered,
    Drooped, died, then been forgot.
    But it was the gift that I did pick,
    Yet I severed it from the thought.

    So no one will enjoy the bloom-
    It will wither on its own.
    And I will try to select in future
    Better gifts where thoughts are grown.

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    In science one tries to tell people, in such a way as to be understood by everyone, something that no one ever knew before. But in poetry, it's the exact opposite.

    Franz Kafka (1883-1924) Czech writer.

    morgainecnyll’s Poems (45)

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    Sonnet X 0
    Options 0
    The Perfect Metaphor 0
    Bystander outside Arby's 0
    The One 0
    2:00 A.M. and unable to sleep 1
    For Alex 0
    If love was meant... 3
    Consummation 3
    Why I am Silent 0
    Wanderjahr 0
    Elysium Fields for You (In loving memory of James Patrick Garis, i.e. Uncle Jim) 0
    Nebulaic 1
    hush 0
    Clarification
    s, Pt. 1: Love
    1
    The Fall 0
    Immobile; Narcissus, dying. 0
    Phasing 0
    liminal 0
    Why I am Silent 0
    Tsavorite (Sonnet VII) 0
    Christmas for Franklin 0
    John Brown was a Strange Father 0
    This Purpose 0
    Revelation 1
    Prodigal Revisted 2
    the climb 1
    random 1
    untitled 0
    sonnet 8 2
    untitled 2
    Fairy Tail 0
    thoughtless 0
    Feb. 3, 2008 : The Beloved Son 0
    Sonnet 6 0
    April 22, 2007-- Sonnet V 0
    Ophelia 3
    July2006—Hi
    nc illae lacrimae
    0
    June 27, 2006- The Hollow Cost 0
    Amor Vincit Omnia (In Wilfred Owen Style) 2
    April 26, 2006—Phenom
    anon
    0
    April 7, 2006—Sonnet III 2
    February 29/March 2 2004— the Stirring 1
    Mechanical 1