Poets As Swords
by Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen — Read all 1,670 poems by Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen
Monday, May 3, 2004
Come, my fine poets, follow me, the sea
Is rough, its temper, mean. We must, we must
Commit to be crux--of our history;
Authors of the freed. Come, come, shake off that dust!
Some fine-feathered poets rant their chagrin,
Blame it on gods, bastard luck, or on creeds;
Comment!—Shout loud!—then, we’ll reel them all in,
Recycle their skins, and flotsam debris.
Come, oh, come, my passionate fellows! We
must, we must--learn our lessons; we poets
Can fight, we’ll fight like hell! Our words, the key,
In stark silhouette. With words we’ll upset
The ignorance of hate--it’s not too late!
Become a sword; pirates deserve their fate.
Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen
© Copyright 5/3/04
Edwin
I love this Erin...such great messages in this
write..bravo to you...floria
outstanding, full of life write--thank you, enjoyed
(((HUGS))) and love, karla. :)
all kidding aside, this is an energetic and inspiring write...all wrapped up in a sonnet form...well done, Erin.
Wonderfully done Erin....as you do!
ty, Dani
Anyway it gets the juices flowing and words flying! On that
one must all agree...only sometimes it goes a bit far and
many get their feelings hurt. Even I have found a few distasteful
adjectives floating around from time to time..but I just soak them
up and put them away for a more useful time.
Good write Erin! Lisa
Have a great day!