Friday, March 23, 2012
Cornerstone Comments
Rating: ★4.9
I sweated, uprooting his cornerstone,
And heard the laugh of a nineteenth century man.
It came softly, not from the sky, nor from
The trees he planted (or at least let stay) ,
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R. G. Bell
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Dave Walker
23 March 2012
I really like this, a really great poem. It reads like a bit of history.
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7/26/2025 12:28:14 AM # 1.0.0
Yes, I do like this one also, for it has the sense of the sacred within it. Very good indeed. Past, present, and future all connected in the ways of the earth. Now that's wonderful.