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A Poem by Dean
A little less of sense invades the dialogue,and laughter trickles out. See here. Old menmis-time the traffic light and stand thereon the corner, silly..
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A Poem by Dean
(a tribute to the thought of Eckhart Tolle)Unsought and arrow-like,an instant happiness speeds in upon the virgin mindwhen all desire is valueless; th..
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A Poem by Dean
and righteous indignation flares...the essence of defining is prestige.So may I learn to love.So may I cease to predicatemy wisdom on cliche,my father..
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A Poem by Dean
Two stood upon a hill to watch the stars.Will he who sees a lesser light createa rhapsody? Indeed, will compromiseto glory sing of supernality?The wea..
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A Poem by Dean
One has to like the price,which never fluctuates.It floats,like some suspended orbimparted from another heaven, perhaps...itself a consciousness unkno..
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A Poem by Dean
Equanimity is like that" great for day by day.Triceratops comes out to playamong the smilers, scoffingat his claimed reality; the screams..
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A Poem by Dean
Right away I saw the power of it,knowing that the loan I madewould never be repaid;that made me smile--that secret, quite delicious ironywas mine to k..
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A Poem by Dean
There is a sense of obligationin all humankind.There is an urgency within,from consciousness or DNA,to make of self an arbiter of all that is.But is i..
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A Poem by Dean
Here is where the fork begins;the question is the pause.Select the path that's known,endure the wait,or open unseen landsof fright and liberation.Here..
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A Poem by Dean
There again,unmetered, ominous soliloquy,rushing past its voiceeast to the Atlantic, hours away,absorbed within that flooded chestand disembodied, los..
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