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Look into our eyes –
You’ll likely not see the rapes,
the deaths and the dying of AIDS.
Can you tell who we are,
those who ar..
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So you say.
The very thing
that makes me a writer
is what makes it
so hard to wait.
My hopes take fire,
making leaps with no
foundation but..
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A sentimental (even sappy) piece on having to move from the beloved woods around me.
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So many to choose from!
Old friends from long ago,
you still tag along as real
today as before
But now your truths
are more complex: today ..
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They are children of war:
bundled into coats
and into trucks,
becoming bundles of refuse
taken away from their homeland.
Their eyes see ha..
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Druidfarm: A Ballad of Lament
Refrain:
In Celtic tales of long ago
And woods today there can be found
The deer and fox, the birds who go
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What is necessary, after all, is only this;
solitude, vast inner solitude.
Rainer Maria Rilke, Letters to a Young Poet
Going to a meeting, ..
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Perhaps the world
is as lovely as it is
because lonely artists
have no choice
but to express the beauty
they carry within them.
Does this..
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2nd place winner of the A Man and a Tree Are the Same contest
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A Story by Genie
Me poking a little bit of fun at me
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