I THINK ALL ARE REMEMBERED IN SOME WAY ON THIS EARTH. EVEN THOSE TERMED 'FORGOTTEN' ARE 'REMEMBERED' IN THAT THEY WERE AMONG THE 'FORGOTTEN'. THUS, I LOVE THE LAST TWO LINES OF YOUR FOURTH(4TH) VERSE, AS...THERE IS 'ONE'...THE 'MOST' IMPORTANT 'ONE'...WHO NEVER FORGETS...ANYONE, EVER! FINE WORK AND ENJOYED. LOVE, BLESSINGS AND FAITH...HIS+INSPIRATIONS.
Yes, the aftermath of a deceased poet is the treasure chest of words expressed in poetic form, a form unlike anyother. I often remind myself of the wonderful digital means of preserving works that last for... well, possibly indefinitely. You will be remembered by anyone who has had the opportunity to feed off of your wisdom and compassion for man and Nature. Thank you for that.
With the Internet, our poems may hang around forever.
Most people believe that their legacy is their children. That's it. But those of us who write may have a life after death like some of the great poets who died before they were discovered.
Oh I do hope not sll sre completely forgotten! There are so many words of beauty to be remembered and recited to quell the ugliness life can throw at us. How many songs from our lifetimes resound in our memories? How many poetic cards and letters? Even when we pass, others find them among our treasures and they live again in someone else's heart, mind, and soul. Even the ones we've penned ourselves.
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Most people believe that their legacy is their children. That's it. But those of us who write may have a life after death like some of the great poets who died before they were discovered.
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