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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required How fast time has fled in limitless wingspan How months and years have merged into eons Bringing such changes, so awesome and spectacular I have come swinging open the iron gates Of the Netherworld where I have been asleep For over the last four centuries from now From my prolonged slumber, I am just awake With my memory intact as in the days I walked the London streets on my way to Globe theatre And roamed through the streets of Stratford on Avon Here, I stand stunned like a Rip wan winkle Wistfully staring at a world so strange Wondering how in place of shacks, skyscrapers stand! How the serene villages into bustling habitats made! How the frilled frocks into jeans and shirts changed! Seeing the changes that have come over now I can only remain perplexed and “tongue tied”, An expression I used long time back, but still in vogue Happy I am to revisit the literate of the world Especially members of my own clan; My friends of Poetry Soup who wield their pen To see words are latticed like filmy cobwebs In diverse poetic forms, on themes and subjects varied And in rhyming sonnets, my favorite poetic form Though I stand in a remote and distant tract of time So happy you still remember me and hail me as an immortal bard And you name the young lovers- 'Romeo and Juliet' And write on their amorous romance in honeyed rhyme You call selfish and cunning people as ‘Iago’ And exclaim on being betrayed- “You too Brutus” When you are confronted with problems insurmountable Like Hamlet, you ask the million-dollar question- “To be or not to be” My friends, this is my parting words to you You may live by fame as I do Through verse, your name you eternalize! When dead and in solitary vaults you lie May your verses ring clear in umpteen hearts And produce echoes that time cannot stifle. Jan. 13.2023 ~Placed First~ Shakespeare in 2023 Poetry Contest Sponsor- Anoucheka Gangabissoon
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