The Heart Of Darkness Poem by John F. English

The Heart Of Darkness

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Would that I were a poet
Writing times of woe and war
Or when hardy explorers
were mapping the earth pole to pole
Subjects for poesy plenty
But this age is dull by far
So gazing inward, to my heart
I find I have plenty to hand
Marks of woe, marks of war
My heart is a no-mans land
Full of mass graves and silent shells
And there is much to explore
It goes deeper and darker
Then any pit or jungle river
Who needs a war or uncharted land?
The human heart provides plenty
To keep a young poet busy

Friday, January 13, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: life,life and death
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Chinedu Dike 01 February 2017

A childbirth of profundity with rendition of words to utmost justice. A lovely poem indeed. Thanks for sharing John.

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Carol Nichols 13 January 2017

The human heart provides plenty To keep a young poet busy I love this! 10+

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Sister Frances 13 January 2017

Human heart with it's emotions are like playing fields for poets, enjoy them dig and explore :) Thanks for sharing

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