Poetry quotes

Words by M. Dangi (Mukata Dangi). Follow a quote to read and share it.

• “Have you lost your mind?” “No, sir. I am a poet.”

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• I shall write about the crazy hell on this earth.

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• Don’t Let the Night Take You In Verse 1 The days grow shorter, the years run fast, But love’s the one thing that always lasts. The fire is fading, the road runs thin, But don’t let the night take you in. Chorus Don’t let the night take you in, my dear, Hold to the light that brought you here. Through every sorrow, loss, and sin, Don’t let the night take you in. Verse 2 The hands grow weary, the hair turns gray, But the heart still beats in the same old way. The stars keep watch and the winds begin, But don’t let the night take you in. Bridge Time may whisper, “Lay it down,” But love still sings in every sound. So lift your soul, let hope begin, And don’t let the night take you in. Final Chorus Don’t let the night take you in, my dear, Hold to the light that brought you here. Through every sorrow, loss, and sin, Don’t let the night take you in.

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• Countrymance is where a dusty road becomes a poem and a love song becomes a story.

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• Every road, every star, every fading fire becomes a verse in Countrymance.

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• Her pen doth weave the stars into verses, and the heavens lean to listen.

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• She walked not upon the earth alone, for the earth doth rise to meet her steps.

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• Her voice is the tide that doth humble the shore, yet crown the sands with pearls.

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• A woman is a world, and her heart is the horizon where beginnings are born.

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• Countrymance is the song the earth writes when love refuses to fade.

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• Let not the world decree her silence, for her voice is scripture, and her breath the psalm of a forgotten heaven.

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• Countrymance is where the countryside meets the timeless romance of words, music that is literature, and literature that sings.

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• Verily, a woman is a world, where suns do rise at her bidding, and stars keep vigil at her will.

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• In her gaze dwell the tempests and the dawns that bend the fate of men.

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• Countrymance is literature that hums, and music that remembers.

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• Her soul spake in whispers, yet shook the heavens with truth.

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• In her stillness lay a kingdom, and in her voice, the crown she had forgotten to wear.

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• In her heart lieth a realm where none may rule save love and truth.

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• Behold, her silence is no void, but a kingdom gathering strength to speak.

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• In truth, a woman is a world. Within her voice lies the power to crown or crumble empires, to shape the stories told for centuries to come.

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• Countrymance is the literature of the heart, carried on the strings of a country song.

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• Through fields, rain, and endless roads, Countrymance sings the kind of love that time cannot take away.

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• Countrymance is not just music, it is rustic love written in melody and memory.

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• In Countrymance, every starry night holds a verse, and every weary hand still writes of love that lasts.

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• In Countrymance, words wear boots, songs carry hearts, and love belongs to the open fields.

  M. Dangi