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Hero Arts - Favorite Journal - CL147 $14.25 A 4x6 inch set of original clear Hero Arts "Favorite Journal" stamps. This set includes 11 different re-mountable clear stamps (Acrylic block sold separately). Great for use on scrapbook pages, handmade cards, embellishments, tags, and other paper crafting projects. Hero Arts Clear Design stamps are all original and are made in the USA from top-grade photopolymer.... |
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Hero Arts Clear Stamps 4X6 Sheet - So Artsy So Artsy... |
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Any comments on the edited version of my "Seated Boxer" poem?
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"Seated Boxer"
Stephen Rodriguez
The face of the mountain has crumbled and fallen,
The gash in the curtain has grown.
Poor man, come and rest, for the reaper is callin'
He's coming and taking you home.
You're beaten, you're bruised
And I'm sure you're confused,
But you knew just as well as we've known.
That the end has been nearing,
A close to the cheering,
The fading green flag has been thrown.
If you will, clear the way
For the man of today,
The boxer who fought for you name.
He was young when he saw
You, the hero sans flaw;
Now he’s left you with only your shame.
Based on the "Seated Boxer" Greek sculpture:
http://www.art-prints-on-demand.com/kunst/greek/seated_boxer_hi.jpg
*your
AAAGH. How'd I miss it twice???
I liked the thorned rose better than the green flag.
Thorned may not be found in the dictionary,
but it is poetic license to turn a noun into an adjective.
(See Stephen Stills' 'Love the One You're With'
--"...there's a rose in the fisted glove...")
Of course, you could throw in a towel. I didn't
know they used green flags in boxing matches.
Anyway, there was a better flow in the first version.
This comes down a few notches