in a Ghazal poem |
| Profound sages conceive ancient wisdom, then scribe the words to leave ancient wisdom. These dog-eared yellow pages bound between dusty brown covers sheave ancient wisdom. In quiet reverie, we meditate and attempt to perceive ancient wisdom. Crinkled remnants of burnt candles reflect hours trying to unweave ancient wisdom. Hard work and gold medal accomplishment will ensure we achieve ancient wisdom. The empty shells of motivated minds stand ready to receive ancient wisdom. The misplaced dynamic of lazy folks will surely try to cleave ancient wisdom. With the help of Granddaddy and teachers, our kids will soon retrieve ancient wisdom. Note: For those not familiar with the Ghazal, an explanation of the concept and structure can be found at the following link:
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