poetry

  • In The First Light

    The endless searches after profound  knowledge comes at last the big gate.  The singing of birds and splashing  water and the sweeping Love whispering  to you, “bury me alive.” It is then that  you know the darkest of lights is by your side. …It told her things she knew already.

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  • It Came To The Priest

    I should have sold  my feelings alone  and passed on  the devil.  Perhaps I can still  sell them and  buy peace for  a full moon  and a revolution. …the priest then looked at his aged patient.

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  • In the firelight Her lips and her eyes Were alive With her fear She let one man Step out of the Regular thought And pattern “…I know.” he said. “I have heard our Father tell of it.”

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  • From under the short skirt,  we see a line.  An idea glowing there.  From now on we will  have new clothes. …She could her the wind calling to her.

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  • There Is a Way

    Life either kills you  and takes away your  rifle or gives you the  only the chance in the world.  …And then he was gone.

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