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Inside My Head

Inside my head a hundred random words and thoughts race
 to ask the question to rhyme or not to rhyme
and then a brief passing thought 
 is entertained of writing for a contest
 while within my untethered brain 
I wonder
 why, why should I? 
I am not an old poet,
 just been around a while
 long enough to see history's repeats.

Now, Cicero, Longfellow, Whitman, Wordsworth, 
 just to name a few,
 they were old poets with prolific thoughts and insights.
We just see through our hearts and cast tears
 at the woes and sorrows of the world,
Then laugh and giggle at more simpler things
 and formulate a rhyme of words at amazing life
As love clutches at our breasts 
 and pours emotional poetic verse.
No, I am not an old poet
 but inside my head I am an echo of their souls.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2015

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