Sinew and pith of impassioned lines
Are penned for permanence on boxed-away
Pages,
As batten on brickstone would build a wall
To ward ‘gainst the blot of unborn
Ages.
Meanings brushed up from ancients now,
Dim-but-undeterred on umbered scrolls
Unfurled,
Are all hammers upon that same wall flung
From the perdurable palm of another’s
Paperworld.
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I learnt a new word – ‘perdurable’. Thanks 🙂
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