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![]() Can I entrust my heart to you? I must eschew another dream torn at the seam. Past memories float in the air. They say “Beware!” It can’t be real the way I feel. The ancient battle, I now find, between the mind and needful heart tears me apart. Notes Form: Minute Poetry is a poem of three 4-line stanzas with a rhyme pattern of aabb. The syllable counts for each line are: 8, 4, 4, 4 – and that is repeated for each stanza. The meter here is iambic, meaning that the poem has a pattern of unstressed and stressed syllables. eschew – to abstain or keep away from; shun; avoid. Thank You for taking time to read my words. Please, take a few moments more and leave a comment. Criticism, suggestions, praise are all equally welcome. Ken
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