Preface and Acknowledgements

A poet may do his part to write

But so should judges do well
Though rhymes and syllables do most part
Still even Miltons casts a spell
And though a verse be not writ good
Many ill-writers still are products of ill judgement
For though oft may seem wrong to difference
But The oad !ot Ta"en hopefully gives no resentment
#atiently read$ and have the feel
Though oft the usage be objected by le%icographer
Ah& 'hat is in word$ best tongue is tacitness
'ords are envehed from vouchsafe of philosopher
And what is of #oetry(
)ftentimes all seem a grief$ a taunt$ a pun or an advice
An agonist$ an envied$ or an unheard along
Alas& *nveighs an art heavenly nice
Still not all thus stressed write worth a read
Meet of either s"ill+ and then is either adorn
And so shall be true with the readers
As with poets are not made but born
And to whom shall one than" and ac"nowledge
And to whom shall not$ * not "now for sure
For rare does one write with intentional instances
And often with coincidences pure
And so shall * than" all ,family$ friends and mentors-
And also many more ere * say adieu
And though you may not read cover to cover
Still for unforgiving minute$ * than" you too&