Liquid LaddersA Poem by Tracie SkarboDorothy climbs up her liquid ladders Ascending to her secret heaven She beats on her soul Clamoring for attention Night comes and under the stars Dorothy visits with the planets position Seeing rainbows within Saturn’s rings While Grandfather Moon tends the harvest Peering out of cracks Of her silken aloneness She tends to the webs of her Woven fantasy The burgundy overtones Have scorched their names Within the echoes Of her memories Shrill and bray words Erupt from her In bouts of Ceaseless movement And I fear time drawing closer Closing in I feel small Because it is not my fight Dorothy and I, so similar; At different times We tread in the same shoes, See through the same mirror Yet we are not the same, And although I have the sensation That I am forever on a see-saw With Dorothy on the other end I have to let the dervish spin, The tides draw out, And the sun set, So she can learn to live again © 2010 Tracie SkarboFeatured Review
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Added on October 5, 2010Last Updated on October 5, 2010 AuthorTracie SkarboCanadaAboutLearning consists of daily accumulating. The practice of the Tao consists of daily diminishing; decreasing and decreasing, until doing nothing. When nothing is done, nothing is left undone. True.. more..Writing
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