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The Language of Poetry
January 12, 2018
Poetry speaks to all people, it is said,
Whether your style is choppy, fluent, or has a plethora of pauses- it finds a way to your soul and speaks the same language as you
Whether you are reading a poem in the morning paper, opening a class with a few stanzas, or laying in bed-
with your feet screaming after a long day
There is a poem for everyone, everywhere, for any time of day
because, you know it is said-
poetry speaks to all people
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