One of the many great answers -
"The Key That No One Has Lost" Poetry serves no purpose, I am told and trees caress one another in the forest with blue roots and twigs ruffling to the wind, greeting with birds the Southern Cross Poetry is the deep murmur of the murdered the rumors of leaves in the fall, the sorrow for the boy who preserves the tongue but has lost the soul Poetry, poetry, is a gesture, a landscape, your eyes and my eyes, girl; ears, heart the same music. And I say no more, because no one will find the key that no one has lost And poetry is the chant of my ancestors a winter day that burns and withers this melancholy so personal." - Elicura Chihuailaf Found in the great anthology Barbaric Vast & Wild
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