ADDING A LEAF BE INTO A BOOK

ADDING A LEAF BE INTO A BOOK

A Poem by Sir Robert Robbie Lord Dudley

stand so high

go into there

what's this

but a-rough patch

of fine growth

a-fallen out within

on the right

on the left broke thru

I opened up to

the lines extended

rains that

really moves

my eyes have swum

I let it go

I cried out

blood, sweat, art

be into the tide

floats up in space

seeing brightly

be unto the thick stone

darkness it is widely unknown

to be there, be

into the thin lights

be into the open air awhiles

O', as winds

before me

side to side Heaven

uncertainties piles in

shall I ask so what isn't it

thus fragment

it's alright, I gave it

as my earliest

discord, records

sure envisualizing

more mirrors

I say let it flow smoothly weeps

O', as winds

be into a candle

be into a bell

be into a part

of the road connects seems complete

within my award for Earth

adding a leaf

be into a book

but if not by this likely

be your last chance or third place

be thus fragment

my methods

my madness is

forgetfulness

memory lapses

a-hidden ray

adrift what's special 

with everything I see

are you aware

be into a walk

beautiful, cool

abstract of it all

them ponds

with lilies of crystal this is

soon looking out than this

at the back 

for insight

the worse part

included counts

with you

be into my arms

near my heart

that guided me

onto my best is

yet coming thru

fast gleaming

consisting

of unrest

so should I fall

submerged

or flattened by

O', clear moon

showing up

be into the tide

becomes large

a poem stands

what thinks

I might be OK a-plum

I'll make it there

today or tonight

I felt the stream

swell turning

be into the chair

backward hat on

whirling a feather

unaware this

wooden frame

spinning webs

leaves in trees

beginning than

then began me

O' knowing, falling

drawing on

coloring pages

O', clear moon

showing up

be into the tide

becomes lakes small

a poem

what thinks

I might be

someday OK cool beans

© 2022 Sir Robert Robbie Lord Dudley


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Added on February 4, 2016
Last Updated on June 23, 2022

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Sir Robert Robbie Lord Dudley
Sir Robert Robbie Lord Dudley

Riverside, NJ



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