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Meadowmuse
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0 posted 2000-01-03 03:24 PM



The Sword and the Salve


In the written word's warrant
lies the sword and the salve,
when the pen, in Truth's
time weathered fingers we have
placed, eager, such missives
for all yet to read.
The verses, sweet sonnets
of thought and of deed.

Though tenderly turned,
most sincerely seductive,
enchanting in timbre
and amorous octave,
still poets and prose
promise oft to unite us,
finding footfalls, our own,
'long the paths that divide us.



© Copyright 2000 Meadowmuse - All Rights Reserved
hoot_owl_rn
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1 posted 2000-01-03 03:30 PM


Oh...I like this  
Mike
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2 posted 2000-01-03 04:46 PM


One thing about it...  you do know how to write poetry... enjoyed.
Denise
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3 posted 2000-01-03 04:52 PM


Ditto! Just wonderful!

 Denise


Songbird
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4 posted 2000-01-03 05:19 PM


Very nice, enjoyed.
jaxjoy
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5 posted 2000-01-03 05:25 PM


I loved it.  especially these lines:
most sincerely seductive,
enchanting in timbre
and amorous octave,
Great work!  

Andrew Scott
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6 posted 2000-01-03 05:40 PM


Top Shelf Material!  Like the way it reads, the feel, the sound. Very nice indeed.  I bow to you and yours.
Meadowmuse
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7 posted 2000-01-03 05:43 PM


hootowl, Mike, Denise, Septsong, jaxjoy...thank you all for reading and commenting.
  

Dear LadyClaire

Meadowmuse
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8 posted 2000-01-03 05:48 PM


Andrew, thank you for your generous review.

Dear LadyClaire


First__Knight
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9 posted 2000-01-03 05:50 PM


Oh yes.....a fine keeper this is....Excellent  

 Being in love with someone is more than just saying "I love you"



Martie
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10 posted 2000-01-03 05:54 PM


A great poem, so very well done.

 In the dew of little things,
the heart finds its morning
and is refreshed.
(ee cummings)

Coegwyr
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since 1999-12-20
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11 posted 2000-01-03 06:02 PM



Another great one Meadowmuse, keep them coming.

Craig

 Yes, I admit your general rule. That every poet is a fool:
But I myself may serve to show it. That every fool is not a poet.


Echo Rhayne
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12 posted 2000-01-04 05:56 PM


BRAVO!!  This is just great!


 ~*~ ^i^ ~*~ Love is such a lonely art, and death is but a taste. Minds are merely instruments that often go to waste! ~*~ ^i^ ~*~

Meadowmuse
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13 posted 2000-01-04 06:34 PM


Thank you First Knight, Martie, Craig and Echo for reading my poem and offering your kind comments. I appreciate your words so much.

Dear LadyClaire


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