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Unmoved
by Richard Reed Jr
copyright 12-15-2007


Age Rating: 10 to 127

 
Gaunt
the face thin and sunken
the firm and jutted-out

chin protruding
from a stone-looking face
in total stillness

he sits
in his chair where
all of his points

were made and won
an argument never lost
upon him

neither
were any
lost by him

because
whether right or wrong
his point of view

never yielded, the courage
of his convictions
were maintained at least

that's the way he saw it
although everyone else
called him stubborn

cantankerous, cussed
he gave up never an inch
to any opponent

even now after
fighting to his last breath
he still maintains his position




Writer's note-the title plays the key role
in this piece. It is assumed to be part of the poem in two places


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05-30-2006 Regina Pate    

I understand this one too.
05-30-2006 James Shammas    

The writer of this piece doesn't budge either. He leaves it to the reader to work on it, open his mind, and sit like a mountain, perhaps the way the Buddha does. At least that's what I see, though I know if I claim to actually "see" the Buddha, I'm suppoosed to kill him.

Jim
05-29-2006 Kimberly Murphy    

Oh my! I get to be the first to comment! lol Excellent write! I love it. Perfect in every way. You are the greatest in my book. Happy memorials day, by the way.Take care.

Kim
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