By You Poem by Mark Heathcote
By You
By you, I've been led-astray
from my pedestrian way
by you, I've heard violins play
central to a clarions winged call
heartbeat placid in its climatic fall
it's a pleasure singing in Carnegie Hall
such choral music to enthral
Quote: events to entertain.
'The world is a stage, uncorked champagne.'
Like you, something-magical-to ascertain.
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