A Confession, by Albert Ahearn
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Those sanctified structures of verse,
plot and rhyme--why do I find them
no help to me now?
I want to produce something
imagined not recollected.
My inner voice becomes tongue-tied;
it trembles searching for the words
to guide me to inspiration.
So at times everything I write
with the threadbare lack of genius
seems wearily; worn-out ; hackneyed
often painfully paralyzed.
A m�salliance I admit
Still I strive to caress the light.
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Posted: 2012-11-28 00:17:29 UTC |
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