The Pedestrian Comments
There perhaps is a time for
the pedestrian plodding of prose
the great bard once observed
when the mission to be
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Loved it! Agree with Susan brilliant, intelligence pouring out
a blast of well-needed truth--so intelligently and wisely written--- 5 million learned stars applauding
3) "to be or not to be" is the perpetual dilemma of human existence, which the bard made immortal..
2) the great bard has repeatedly spoken about this debasement in the ethics of the society… when Brutus accuses Cassius of "itching palm.." and many other instances
Absolutely agree...it is remarkable (oerhaos?) how often we return to those debased ethics. No doubt such practices preceded the Bard, and no doubt they will happen again and again many centuries from now. Thanks so much for reading.
Profound write. "…saw greed in his deed….recognised there was poison in his passion" something we find around us in every walk of life… these lines sum up the mood of the poem…
Very well written poem friend M.J, I agree with the comments by another friend Richard.
2) I hope that he returns...otherwise, I'll be dreaming about this process all night long. And what a dream that would make! Kudos, my good friend!
Shakespeare, Joyce and Cohen would all be proud! As I read it a couple of times, mystery poet was coming to mind. And then he faded into the recesses of my mind.
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This profound poem is now ranked #44 among the Best Poets of Members. Congratulations.