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Mother Nature Poet Tree Dew Blossoms

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This poem is 14 lines with 10 syllables. Set up in a sonnet form, but the rhyme scheme might not be a sonnet.

People have told me to quit poetry. But poetry is therapy for me, where things are released from within, so I can heal by expunging darkness.

Tuesday, October 9, 2018

Mother Nature Poet Tree Dew Blossoms

Dank are words sown over fertile domains

Damp layers amid layers of decayed remains

Dark summer shadows compost upon mold

Damp dried withers bitter in winter cold

Rail clouds in storm thunder elocution

Nail the core composite composition

Wail dye living sentence revelation

Hail thy seeded WordsWorth correlation

Bail release compliant complacency

Beat purpose mid heart’s resiliency

Bear poet tree fabric relevancy

Base foundation of precise proficiency

Mother - womb wears birthplace vegetation

Nature - bud blossoms share germination

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Reviewed by Ronald Hull

Reviewed on October 10, 2018

"People" can be cruel. Why would anyone tell you to quit writing poetry? I find seeds of wisdom, wordsmithing and colorful characterization in your poetry that is quite interesting.

I'm not necessarily fond of reading "therapeutic" poetry, but some of it is classic and part of the poetry scene.

Ron

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