The Poet

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The persevering Poet

Creates from pure thought

Distills emotions into feelings
Long-sought

Provokes positive/ pessimistic reaction to lessons 
Prior taught

Challenges the lies the general public oft bought

Content in the sublime knowledge

All fame and fortune
Whilst one is still breathing

Is all for naught

Resolute that his/ her conviction
Willed forward intuitively must wrought

The most delightfully exuberant future for Mankind

Proxy of the One

Once the writings have begun

To the qualitative indistinct competitive nature of the working class life
Filled with injurious turmoil and fraught
!

Acknowledgement typically arrives for the Poet

As she/ he resides in an inconspicuous casket

As an ancient artistic after-thought

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