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In Memoriam

May 28, 2018

In Memoriam To the young and the old, Those lost on the battlefield, Days cut too short To give us ones long. Those who went forward And fight our wars I honor them, But today I remember those who gave all. Each one lost left a Vacuum behind Someone reaching out And finding none. For […]

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Erev Yom Kippur Thoughts

September 29, 2017

Can you return To that inner self Can you find your way To that still small voice That roars within? Can you walk the path Blindfolded With heart beating And follow The Song? Can you trust yourself And believe again To know that That which was lost Can be found? Is it the fools errand […]

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Royal Ground Coffee

November 19, 2015

Sunlight filters in As the clock reads eight. Sounds of conversation and The clicking of keys Float out in the coffee scented air. I sip and write Waiting for calmness And some insight To start my day.

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Writer’s Block

May 13, 2013

A silly poem for all the unwritten posts of the past weeks:   Bloggy bloggy let me write Know the way unto the light Past the turn style past the wall Let the ink flow, stop the stall. Bloggy bloggy written now Let me see the when, the how. Words to flow and patterns found. […]

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Moon Rise

November 28, 2012

The full moon rises And the two worlds join The sidhe dancing in the meadows Where the students laugh. The fool moon rises And the jester plays Dancing on the edge Where the weaving fades The full moon rises Shining light and shadow Dark rustles in edges Of the moonbeam’s shine. The fool moon rises […]

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Folders of a Life

June 5, 2007

I am sorting through my late Mother-in-Law’s folders and papers and such, and this is a bit of a capture of my thoughts: Folders of a lifeStacked up and emptiedScrap by scrap.Ages of paper sorted through:Letters home,Pictures,Degrees,Licenses,And subscriptions.Now all empty of meaningExcept in the memories of those left behind.

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