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Sublime Poets of Yore

Sublime Poets of Yore Sublime Poets of yore; Chaucer, Homer, Spencer All in poetry folklore Tireless toil they bore. They took a lot of time To lathe or polish poem And lavished in rhyme, Wisdom and wit sublime. Hardy, Dickens, Coleridge All blew a lute so pure Tunes smooth as porridge Flowed across the bridge. Pound, Vigil, Shakespeare Not least Wordsworth, Poetic plays crystal clear Bore pervasive cheer. Sappho and Propertius Endowed graphics of love That riled the Incubus Who bestows wrath to us. Ovid of Metamorphosis, Milton’s Paradise Lost Their unrelenting thesis Is the Devil’s nemesis! Shelley & Pro.. Unbound Gives form to Epic Poetry Length of which astound With vibes pretty sound! Poe, Tennyson & Blake Toiled Poetry to refine Rhyme& meter to bake Writ to appetizing cake! Read it from the Plays Peruse from Epic Poems They used all their days To serve with endless trays! Enjoy then this legacy From wise Poets of Yore Who bestowed ecstasy With unremitting messy! 03rd Oct’ 2013

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Date: 10/4/2013 7:07:00 PM
This reminded me of some of the "tribute" types pieces I've written. I enjoy paying homage to the Masters; glad someone else decided to pay them the respect they are due as well :)
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