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A Poet's Truth Would you forgive a poet, His eyes fixed on romance, For letting truth escape his stare And honesty his glance? For always seeing clearly Those things not really there, For saying that he loves you, Confusing love with care? It may be true he loves you Although it should be known, Poets have no flare for truth So they create their own. |
This Poem was Critiqued By: Moira Grace Hamel-Smith On Date: 2004-08-01 05:23:10
Critiquer Rating During Critique: 1.00000
Confusing love with care?
An error I have made more than once.Does that make me a poet?
I guess poets strive to see things from different angles.
Poets have no flare for truth
So they create their own
The same could be said of scientists, the road to truth is littered with self deception.
Forgiven.