The Bard's Song In a Pub

That day in the crowded pub
as the bard began to sing
what a friend wrote and he composed
stopping the dancers in their tracks
as the words danced in their heads

The song was not on holding hands 
lapped by the evening breeze at the strand

Transfixed they left the floor
like bobbing boats getting to the shore
sitting down to hear the words
that struck them as brandishing swords

The lyrics were new to their ears
like seeing a rose in colors of peers
I have the strings of the labyrinth
i have a little knowledge of things
I can digress a little
I may linger for a while
I may transgress as well
but with knowledge on my side
like a raft it will carry me 
through the river in tide
I will not be late
In getting to the gate
I have the strings of the labyrinth...
Copyright © | Year Posted 2016

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May 21, 2016 at 1:18 AM
Gautam Shankar Banerjee, Welcome to Poetry Soup. It will be a delight to read and become familiar with your poems in the future. As for now, I will greet you with the same smile others passed when I first joined the soup. Wishing you and your poetry the best. I hope you get to meet all the nice poets around here STARTING with me- SKAT :) Drop a hello and tell me a little about yourself if you wish. I would like to be your newest poetry soup "FRIEND" Hugs* SKAT
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May 18, 2016 at 12:21 AM
Gautam da, Nice and wonderful first entry. Welcome to poetry soup. Hope you will enjoy our community. Wish you a fruitful journey ahead...........//:) hugs
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May 17, 2016 at 1:48 PM
This is amazing! I love it, the word choice completely works! I hope to see more ^.^
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