Sylvia Frances Chan A most divine poem, loving and caring words. Only by a lifetime of searching will you find them. South by Southwest There are answers to every question you pose. Pax there will always be hope, even just a spark, or one candle, it can do many things in the dark. open gateway to healing the soul.you are such a master with words. K Balachandran so peaceful and meditativeĬhiseled and beautiful.without hiding truth Superbly penned, echoes of the great Pablo Neruda
honestly totally jealous of your poem its truly amazing and well said. Modern Serenity very well executed! truly deserves to be the poem for atleast a week. Honesty expressed with such brevity is still the best policy. Because Id rather read this than delve on eloquent flattery of wistful words. Will be sending along good vibes, thoughts for peace and happiness and Room to breathe with ease. You are a gift to this world and deserve to find your way, to embrace peace and tranquility and it will come. Pamela Rae Please know that you have such talent and your words not only touch me, but so many here-keep writing, expressing and touching our souls, dear Born. And I'm hungry for knowledge and inspiration because I was refused popcorn Law lith iminika Reading this was like observing a preview to a movie, but I didn't pay for it, instead showed up willingly. Kim Johanna Baker Great write Born.I must say, you are a great writer and enjoy very much your pieces.this is raw and gets the message across.
Pradip Chattopadhyay your words are fabulous Mary-Elizabeth Cotton Beautiful write! I especially love the lines "When I could barely form words,/that would impress my shadow." "It is for us to wash away our painful confusion with tears." I'm sending a sympathy card today to the mother of a former student of mine, so this really speaks to that most terrible loss that we have no word for it. The lawyer's tongue is not in the mouth of the defendantīut in the lawyer's mirror of social strata of respectabilityĪppearing so guiding, kindly tying a bow-tie of applause.ĭebbie Jean Embrey ***! how those words spoke to me! Very well done! I love the part about calling you 'Messenger.' Keep inking! :) The jury who blindly pass judgement, because I rather be brought to justice by someone in a coarse tongueĪt least the coarse tongue is well equipped toĪddress itself and itself alone, rather than addressing I rather not be educated by someone in an eloquent tongue / Than be brought to justice by someone in an eloquent tongue, I rather be educated by someone in a coarse tongue Then serving justice will just be a case of speaking Than be fed a justice fed by eloquence alone,īecause if this is to be the equilibrating case, Lost an eye for an eye, lost a mouth with it too. Rather than the rubric of the least eloquent. Lost the prowess of attracting debased educatorsĪnd instead attracted lawyers. That means? ah, a limitation on the vocabulary,Īn atypical symptom of lawyers - when socrates attackedĮloquence per se, he also defeated himselfīy ensuring law abided by the law of highest eloquence,Īnd the rabble got diddly-squat, his attack on rhetoricians Just simply stating: d'uh, i don't know what In legal terms - are you implying a play on synonyms or Why do people always pain themselves to write as if they could ever be understood, when so few read them, and even a fewer number care to understand? and why do so many ably bodied ******* themselves with writing? why have they lost the taste for fresh air and instead chose a wheelchair that writing is?*
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