Nothing more

Shakespear's light, a star

glimmers unreachable, too far

Wordsworth such humble poetry

Browning's enlightenment of slavery

Kipling and his stories

Longfellow and his glories

In poems I'm a dabbler

in appellations a babbler

From the cliffs of Whitman so tall

I trip, stumble and fall

Here I lay down below

no Pheonix, just a dim glow

Reviews

[Coyote Poetry]

I wanted to be Jack London. Just travel and write Soren.
"Here I lay down below
no Pheonix, just a dim glow"
I liked the honest thoughts and I cannot find the phoenix no-more. Thank you my friend for sharing the amazing poetry.
Coyote

[Soren]

Thank you so much Coyote. I appreciate your time and words friend.

[Coyote Poetry]

I enjoyed this one and you are welcome Soren.

[willweb]

Yes but that dim glow always illuminates something fantastic. You, my friend, are up there with all of thos other poets who probably felt the same way you do

[Soren]

Thank you Will you are too gracious but I appreciate the encouragement. I often look to you for inspiration and see how your talent is reflected in your poems and their mastery. Your words mean a great deal to an armature like me.

[willweb]

Ha, I appreciate your kind praise but it is I who am the amateur here.