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Grandeur

In the Shadow of the Minster

By Alexander StoddartPublished 7 months ago • 1 min read
Grandeur
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The modern mind

oft awestruck,

by constructs of old.

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Stopping and staring

lost for words,

struggling to conceive.

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How societies time passed

techonogically inferior,

constructed such grandeur.

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There is a commonality

a consistent thread,

that weaves the disparate.

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Societies passed

together in spirit,

apart geographic.

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The simple answer

is time,

no need to rush.

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Yes, time taken

to express,

creativity, passion and dedication.

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Not concerned

with the obsession, the drive,

for immediate function.

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Taking the time

to develop the form

a combination of the two

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Ensured grandeur

everlasting,

no room for delusions.

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Alexander Stoddart

The musings of a melancholic man.

Poems, stories and anecdotes to make sense of the world.

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    Written by Alexander Stoddart