Favorite Poem/Poet? Do You write?
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Re: Favorite Poem/Poet? Do You write?

I've been writing poetry for years
In 2015, I finally finished a small book of all poetry I had written up to that point. Blurb is a great place for your work.
I printed 3, one for each of my kids
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I don't have a favorite poet as such, but if I had to pick one it would be W.H.Ogilvie. I also like Christina Rosetti's Goblin Market:
“We must not look at goblin men,
We must not buy their fruits:
Who knows upon what soil they fed
Their hungry thirsty roots?”
There's just something about those last two lines that send a chill down my spine every time I read them. And her poem Noble Sisters is also one of my favorites.
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It's so hard to pick a favourite poet. Ranking among my favourites are: First World War poetry, T.S Eliot's Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats, Thomas Hardy, Benjamin Zephaniah, Hollie McNish, and Brian Bilston. Sincere apologies for the many amazing poets I've left off this list!
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I don't write poetry anymore because a good poem writer gave me feedback which was negative about my work.
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In case there’s no tomorrow
I wanted to say “I love you”
But if tomorrow does shows up
Here’s another “I love you”
Just in case I don’t wake up.
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REDEMPTION
I surrendered love, even life.
You surrounded me,
Wrapped wings, a shroud of protection,
A fragment of hope.
I held true to a distant light that was us.
Though everyone doubted...
I believed in you.
And I believed in me.
I knew there was something special
A missing piece no one elsecould see.
Within the shroud that was you
I was torn from my light
Broken from everything that was me
Your wings let me fall.
Into darkness...into despair
Into blame...and into hate
Our demons seal us into our own selves.
False lies unveil the mask that we wear
Everyone will come to know the answers
Showering the truth downlike rain.
I shake off the rain...and wait for the light that was us. -Tina M.E.
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I do write in my spare time. Whenever a though comes to mind, I run and grab my IPad to write it out.