A Poem Should Not Mean But Be After Archibald Macleish Ars Poetica Poem by Jonathan ROBIN

Jonathan ROBIN

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A Poem Should Not Mean But Be After Archibald Macleish Ars Poetica



Night, day, words work will's wondrous way,
translating into light
threads at play that more threads lay
seed phrases feed fresh flight.

Weaving in, weeding out,
follow authentic cue
avoiding shout, rant roundabout,
artificial glue,

Writer's violin underpins
emotions ringing true,
poetic string soon second skin
becomes, ne’er dumb, askew.

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(11 March 2012)
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Jonathan ROBIN

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