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Premium Member Good-Bye -- Poetry?

Still : there are enough True POETS and POETESSES : to revive Poetry
Together , we can Comment more often, to more POETS to revive Poetry
Ego and Conceit infiltrate the Heart : Please Ignore them to revive Poetry
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Author's Note : With all the Books, Anologies, and Magazine Articles ; one would think
A POET wants to see a POET survive,for that POET maybe the one to write the final POEM
                                 YOU will ALWAYS be My FAMILY

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They had no army standing tall
no navy with it's mighty ships 
no cannons blasting cannonballs
they had no need for all of this. 
They lived in buoyant, peaceful bliss. 
They were joyful, and seldom sad. 
Great were they for poets they had. 


They had no master, but for God. 
A charitable and unselfish race 
no punishment, no prisoners to flog. 
They shared their love and with grace 
and welcomed all to this graceful place. 
They weren't boastful, or brightly clad. 
Great were they for poets they had. 


They fought no battles, waged no wars 
on them the sun would always shine.
They never sailed for distant shores.
They had no need for gold to find. 
They had no clocks for which to wind, 
a loving group thankful and glad. 
Great were they for poets they had.

They were all we could hope to be 
a grand model for society. 
They were brave and strong, kind and free. 
A true vision of morality, 
yet never existed -in reality. 
So be thankful as the world goes mad
we’ve been blesed with the poets we’ve had.

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