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Robert Stone - I am: a sonnet of hopeful change Poetry by Robert Stone: I am: a sonnet of hopeful change When I am dead and buried you at last will never need to worry what words more I might dig up from our unhappy past that you would choose with patience to ignore. But I am still alive and spouting words collected through my years of reading much about the swimming fish and flying birds and all the things I did not fear to touch. If I am honest I acknowledge choice to set aside all unkind thoughts and acts and do those things that will make you rejoice when best of me is guided by sound facts. Yet I am shaking in my shoes afraid of failing to achieve a passing grade. - Robert Stone, 12 July 2020 This story was posted on 2020-07-13 10:42:23
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