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Let's Talk about You


Are you not weary of ardent ways
Tell me no more of enchanted days

James Joyce

 We meet 

After many years

But the person that got trapped in your mind

Is one of the many

I have left behind

I sense the same thing with  you

I sure hope  that you sense it too

Jimi Hendrix was a favourite of mine

So too were Traffic,  Pink Floyd and Deep Purple

And oh yes!!!

How can I forget

I carried Emerson and Keats

In my  pocket 

What about the girl

Who left her lips on a letter

That I cherished as a souvenir

Tucked under my pillow?

What about Lenin and Marx and Engles

And Voltaire and Nietzche and Henry James?

Do I still talk of them

With the  passion that you knew?

Let’s just   skip it

And talk about you



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Lonnie

17 years 6 months ago

Very Nice!

A superbly-written poem of lost love and rememberance of bygone days! Thanks for sharing this one!
themoonman

themoonman

17 years 6 months ago

Leonard...

loved this.... and it is the quickest way into a human beings heart... to give them the floor.... well written.... and talk about you... great finishing line! Richard
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leonard daranjo

17 years 6 months ago

Thank you Richard

I was hoping that you'd stop by. You are a discerning reader and a constructive critic. You have the ability to help poets grow. Your friend ... Leonard .
Janice Pearce

Janice Pearce

17 years 6 months ago

Let's Talk About You

A very well written piece Leonard You drew me in, and ended it very well~ To write a touching poem, you must gently stir the soul, if it brings forth tears or smiles, then the story was beautifully told. ~~~~~~~~Janice Pearce~~~~~~~~
Barbara Writes

Barbara Writes

16 years 11 months ago

Love reading this again

~~~~~~~~~ Be whoever you are At all times, and Remember that Because of this, people will Always Respect, and Admire you ©2008Leonard Respectfully Yours, Barbara