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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Quote "The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched - they must be felt with the heart." -Helen Keller. ******* Of Love, Beauty, Heart And Mankind's Eternal Quest Of earthen soil greater beauty was born glows glimmering in shades of darken night a soothing balm, for the broken forlorn sensual images gifting sweeter sight. Love's gems set to overcome sad in life art cast forth as if by the hands of God relief denying aching pains of strife illumination, wherever man trods. Of heart, humanity, Time's racing clock those hours, days, years, and ages of mortal breath life racing onward against each tick tock dreams born and died, life hoping against death. Truth, its precious treasures won and then lost all within grasp yet oft by Fate denied due to blindness and greed folly's high costs while far many wrap themselves in false pride. Of Aristotle, Socrates, wise words Lo! What of love, beauty some have forgot light and daring that brought us out of herds leaving behind darkness and utter rot. Wisdom born of accumulated light knowledge as was stored and later retaught that separates day's glow from black of night and often frees us from grave dangers fraught. Robert J. Lindley, 10-17-2020 Rhyme, ( From heart to pen to paper, a poet's thoughts )
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