Shakespear, Poe, and poets of ancient beginnings... <br />Would'st they to change their styles aft' reading today's modernist's <br />poet's works? ... <br />Nay, nay, nay-... <br /> <br />Never more. <br />Styles might influence futured beings but who's to say... <br />What is thy score? <br /> <br />Todays society names a fishing pole aft' a master writer... <br />What could'st be wronger or even nonbrighter? <br /> <br />T'was that pole named thus for being made o' graphite... <br />T'was it Poe or Shakespear t'was wrote with graphite that lonely darkened thundered stormy night? <br /> <br />T'was no fear of feared most fright... <br />Bless thy dreams spent winsomed blight. <br /> <br />B'for o' the night of midnight's light... <br />Com'th to thee this forthought out sight. <br /> <br />Poems have been written and read long'ed of time... <br />Metered and counted in ways of rhyme. <br /> <br />Unclad ladies swooned b'neath the midnight's litted moon... <br />Slept next day since hours of noon. <br /> <br />Poets have been born to write in the day of light... <br />Many have died since writing master-pieces of the art to inspire to all others a well imagined and appreciated first sighted and gathered delight. <br /> <br />How do thy po-e-tree grow rich in tyme? ... <br />Planted in the heads and minds of those wanting it to grow and prosper <br />as like an unmoveable object reaching for the sun's own rays while'st firmly rooted as it stretches thy far reaching climb. <br /> <br />Thy artly quil... <br />Doth daresay, thrill.<br /><br />Michael Gale<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/shakespear-poe-and-poets-of-ancient-beginnings/
