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A Look at Poetry
I would not say that I am a connoisseur of poetry, but I have written and read my fair share of poems or literary works. Lovely are the words of the wordsmiths from our past. It is difficult, at times, to extrapolate the words it takes to explain feeling, but every thought or emotion that has ever been fabricated has been put into words at some time or another. Sometimes, I think that all originality has been usurped by history. Never again will we suffer an original thought. We would like to think that each and everyone one of us is unique; each of us with our own little exclusive slice of reality. But the truth is, at some place in our past, someone, somewhere has shared our emotion. Not only have they shared it, but they have managed to capture that feeling, emotion, or action in a way that will render it immortal.
It is not a heartrending thing to realize that our thoughts are just the doppelganger to someone else’s contemplations from the past. We......

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