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⌈ Secret Post #2530 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What is a cool form of poetry that you like?

[tabaqui]

Oooh, neat!

I read this poem in 'Omni' magazine years ago - and cut the page out to save. It's called a sestina.

I recently cleared out a few draws of stuff and found the poem again. It still rocks.

I used to be a monk, but gave it over
before books and prayer and studies cooled my blood,
and joined with Richard as a mercenary soldier.
(No Richard that you’ve heard of; just
a man who’d bought a title for his name.)
And it was in his service I met Saul.

You can read the rest here: Saul's Death.

Also - my first slashy poem.