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Da Vinci

Heather Magone

Da Vinci
Was a peculiar man
Quite funny too
Smarter than most
Master of teasing
And deceiving
Artist
Philosopher
Mathematician
He was a genius
And knew the future reflected the past
And that most things are often passed
Leonardo was an observer
But a self thinker
He knew what he knew
And that most people only know
 What they're taught
So why not mess with people with  art
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Submitted on March 30, 2014

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Closest metre Iambic trimeter
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Words 68
Stanzas 1
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Heather Magone

I'm a Phloet. A philosopher and Poet. I am also an Artist and Stencil Artist. My company name is LayZ. My website is http://www.layzart.com Check out a dialogue with God at http://ifgodanswered.blogspot.com/ Starting writing 2 weeks ago...something in the air inspired me probably the rain and the fact the most things leave you bored and unsatisfied. Writings fun though. I love to read create and dreamI love Phloetry! Do you? Phloetry are folk poems. They describe what's going on today! more…

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