There is no such thing as an obsolete word
Just because you have never heard, or conversed
Or, even contemplated its existence first
Considering the mere history of it, or etymology
Challenging your intelligence simplistically
And, persisting linguistically, in a matter of speaking
Raises the question of your own intellection
Or, should I say bar of poetic creation
So, while you puzzle pejoratively at words unfamiliar
Stumble and stutter in absolute terror
Here is something you should remember
It wasn’t until 1755, that we had our first English Dictionary
43 years later Webster started his dictionary
And, it took him 27 years to finish,
learning 26 languages in the process
So, if you are having difficulty with your small vocabulary
maybe you should open a dictionary, and
stop being tetchy about terminology
when educating you is a poets conception!
And, maybe, just maybe
you will get a deeper sense of the poems meaning
expanding your mind and general well being
possibly seeing the world in a new light with erstwhile words
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
Hello Poet I hope you forgive me but I use the dictionary all the time... I need it.... but not on this way.... devoid of emotion.... it is just to find the right words ... And Poet answering your question on my poem.... HUM! I'm still thinking.... lac kme words ... let me find my dictionary..... A liked too much your comment on my poem Poet... And i see a treasure....always ready to steal......