The Lonely Death of a PoetA Poem by Duncan BrownChatterton
the fabulous creator of other poets dreams An angel
of delusion in his world of written confusion Summer
days and lyrically sweet-sounding skylarks The
sunrise and the moonlight of his fading horizon Writing by
the second hand in a hour glass of sand Amidst the
red red roses and the golden daffodils Quilling
songs of hemlock and fading with the flowers Wearing
shoes of silver buckles in John Keats's soles In his
final moments he perished beautifully like a poet. © 2018 Duncan BrownReviews
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