Oh, what a disheartening glimpse of a person outliving a sense of adventure, a desire to see new places and hear new things, especially if it is old age stealing away the person's ability to enjoy by robbing the eyesight and the hearing and the ability to walk. I pray this is not necessarily true for every senior citizen.
I find it kind of limited in scope of sensibility that every poem should be radiant with happiness, or, as poet Joseph Payne Brennan used to put it: Discouraging verse is proscribed.
Those who read my comments or my writings would see that I do not limit the scope of literature but neither do I reject poetry that is radiant with happiness as being unworthy of being read or enjoyed.. Shakespeare penned both tragedies and comedies and I think most lovers of literature enjoy both.
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Oh, what a disheartening glimpse of a person outliving a sense of adventure, a desire to see new places and hear new things, especially if it is old age stealing away the person's ability to enjoy by robbing the eyesight and the hearing and the ability to walk. I pray this is not necessarily true for every senior citizen.
I find it kind of limited in scope of sensibility that every poem should be radiant with happiness, or, as poet Joseph Payne Brennan used to put it: Discouraging verse is proscribed.
oh, do not mistake my comment for criticism. The topic is of course disheartening unless you are already heartless
Those who read my comments or my writings would see that I do not limit the scope of literature but neither do I reject poetry that is radiant with happiness as being unworthy of being read or enjoyed.. Shakespeare penned both tragedies and comedies and I think most lovers of literature enjoy both.