Museling

Museling

A Poem by Red Brick Keshner

Hither knave, come nigh to me,
wrest thine thoughts 'til hearts agree;
heed the lesson pride won't teach,
practise what thou fiercely preach.


Turnest thou thine fertile tome:
another leaf, another poem;
steady on 'til light of day,
only purest thoughts will stay.

© 2009 Red Brick Keshner


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Oh how I so love this poem dear Freds...
Brought me back to thoughts of yester...years..
So beautiful... one must reread it several times and perhaps that is still not enough...to really enjoy your poem over and over again..
You created a wonderful piece of poetry,
Lisa, working on a new poem today

Posted 2 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Red Brick Keshner

2 Years Ago

Thanks Lisa. The yester years bring me back to years of tutelage and preparation the growth of the i.. read more
Lisasview

2 Years Ago

You are so welcome and was my pleasure to review your poem.
Lisa



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Oh how I so love this poem dear Freds...
Brought me back to thoughts of yester...years..
So beautiful... one must reread it several times and perhaps that is still not enough...to really enjoy your poem over and over again..
You created a wonderful piece of poetry,
Lisa, working on a new poem today

Posted 2 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Red Brick Keshner

2 Years Ago

Thanks Lisa. The yester years bring me back to years of tutelage and preparation the growth of the i.. read more
Lisasview

2 Years Ago

You are so welcome and was my pleasure to review your poem.
Lisa

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Red Brick Keshner
Red Brick Keshner

Brisbane, West Moreton, Australia



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My life is one poetic journey. If I am not reading or writing poetry, I simply live it. To me the experience of poetry should be such - to breathe it, create it, and receive it from poems and lives th.. more..

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