With Regards To Mr. Thomas



Going gently into the night so long

Gaze intently at throes of stars that throng

Seeing more than there ever was to see

Light divine may blind eternally

Eyes that only seem to look away

Mouths may speak of words yet never say

Of that which is and that which may not be

Gaze intently at throes of stars that throng

Going gently into the night so long




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Written on 2026-09-05 at 04:50

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arquious The PoetBay support member heart!
A fine set of cosmic instructions, Chaucer. I’ll be sure to gaze, go gently, and pretend I understand the stars as well as Dylan clearly does.
Always, R
2026-09-06


Griffonner The PoetBay support member heart!
I, love the philosophical element to this, Chaucer... something that you do so well. Blessings, Allen
2026-09-05

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