The Sweetest Poem I Ever Heard

The Sweetest Poem I Ever Heard

A Poem by Sir Robert Robbie Lord Dudley

the sweetest poem

speaks out says

goodbye gotta go

be under one tree

tomorrow running

low on ink test

must cannot resist

aches pains

night of cups with snow wings

truth endures

in silence

foremost where

in place now

in peace in light

in shade my

journey my

stance my

thoughts moving my way

there you are

here over-all

push fall rise

tries again coming back

back from ever

onward some

days my best in

scribbles on the silence

the cure in the leaves

a big smile on

my face at the sky

on my mind gotta go

be under one tree

tomorrow running

low on ink test

wanting to think of it 

as is or was 

does still exist 

finds it harder

remembers

explores may-be

so glad so far

to go as we are

or are we not

the darkness

to do more

darkness ever

onward calling me

outta returning

accordingly so

how trampled on foot

finally here so long 

and don't forget

they're all there

how scrambled

in it later-on will

search the dark

carrying waiting

should time slip

away won't

stop me from

trying for years

be one long

whirlwind feelings  

in my arms 

I'll consider but 

not today outside 

healing thru giving

changes points

still uncertain worn well

glory I just

heard it by this

someone devine

there on the air

my wishes

have been spoken 

speak the love

speech again spoke

thus my soul

ever onward work

out my best

contends to where

in peace in light

in shade says

anything gone and who

knew how on

Earth I'm glad

twill a feather show

that's coming

when-so down taking

flight you and me

does open 

with windows

press-on like

the sweetest poem

I ever heard

to an end

must cannot resist

aches pains

foremost dance

truth endures

night of cups with snow wings

in place now

in light in shade

catch yourself

catch myself

something

building up

all abouts

the last look

glory I just heard it

another dream

the sweetest poem

I ever heard

to an end

a shadow 

and so on down

twill a feather show

© 2019 Sir Robert Robbie Lord Dudley


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Added on May 9, 2016
Last Updated on August 22, 2019

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Sir Robert Robbie Lord Dudley
Sir Robert Robbie Lord Dudley

Riverside, NJ



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