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Sirens Lament (Tribute for Saintedmad)
By Leith Plunkett
She whispers poetry in a language
only felt………not heard
Where ink bleeds across the page
changing words to feelings
and sentences to heartbeats
She whispers love in a language
that knows no simple explanation
Charming readers with a sirens tongue
Mourning what comes from a lifetime of heartbeats
Words may one day be forgotten
as the pages turn to dust
and crumble through wrinkled fingers
but a gentle handprint forever felt
where it touched his heart
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Copyright 2010 Leith Plunkett
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On Tuesday, December 12, 2017, Cassette
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wrote:
those written into your poetry are forever lucky.
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On Tuesday, August 31, 2010, ubiquitoussoul
(346) wrote:
Certainly deserved. She's got a hand that feeds blood work to the heart..she injects moving emotions and works of art into our souls..ubiquitous
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A former member wrote:
such a well deserved tribute..lush and dreamy.
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On Thursday, March 4, 2010, Malcholm Dark
(810) wrote:
What a wonderful Thought, I love poems about poems and poets. The visuals were the best, and the flow is perfect, thank-you.
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A former member wrote:
This was INDEED a beautiful tribute. Wonderful words gushing about wondeful words. You both are equally lovely in your unique ways. =)
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A former member wrote:
mon dieu......this took me by complete surprise. i dun know whether to smile or cry or both. you make me feel very very small and so enormously BIG........ and i am touched. so touched and moved. my gracious. ....thank you for always. this is indeed a huge blessing when least expected and most direly needed. loves~~
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On Wednesday, January 27, 2010, The Lipstick Factor
(290) wrote:
Such truth--lovely tribute to one who wrings words from tears and heartbeats...well done!
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On Tuesday, January 26, 2010, Dilated View
(585) wrote:
An excellent tribute for a wonderful writer. I agree whole heartedly with the statement. Nicely done :)
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