Hadrian's Mausoleum.A Poem by Joshua LeanThe cause remains Now the proselytizers itch. The pedagogy of pen Allow yourself the burden of initiation, But do not mistake this for poetry, Carcassed in red. This is my Dillavery, Come, This is uncouth. But if you would count the rows of my teethThen you will find that not all sins are to be forgiven. I have lived long enough to know The serenade stands statuesque, Do not breathe. Do not breathe. Do not read this like The story of what we once were, -JSL. © 2013 Joshua LeanFeatured Review
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Added on March 12, 2013Last Updated on March 12, 2013 AuthorJoshua LeanAboutI am a worker in words. And these words cannot be made to work for others. They are slaves to neither party nor position. more..Writing
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