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Poetry by Robert Stone: Shaped but not set free Shaped but not set free: a sonnet for the birthday of Lisa Comperry, 31 Dec 2016 In this my former home the pieces seem almost but not the same as once they were, some lost and some forgotten, some but dream first-rate advisor taught me to defer. In this my current house the fragments lay in wait with infinite forbearance calm, some soft and some sharp-edged, some work, some play, and each approaching deadline gives me qualm. In this my future place mosaic chips are fitting image that will stop escape, some tried and tossed, some permanent firm grips, at last conforming to determined shape. In these adventures arching over me both storm and peace have formed but not set free. ~ Robert Stone, 31 December 2016 This story was posted on 2017-01-01 02:47:08
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