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| The Great Virtue Sitting Parlor and Greasy Spoon Posted: 7/4/2009 9:49:21 AM | Woobs, that was awesome, thank you...
I have tears in my eyes, and I'm not even sure what you're writing about...
I suspect in the end, it doesn't really matter. Everything savors the last window of existence... | |
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| The Great Virtue Sitting Parlor and Greasy Spoon Posted: 7/5/2009 2:53:35 AM | Big, brown, moth. Born with no mouth. They live about a week, mate, die.
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_JqaXA41pvNc/Sk8GjNZRjSI/AAAAAAAAFs0/RVphHbsqwIQ/s1600-h/Mother,+it+was+wonderful.JPG
This was mine. | |
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| The Great Virtue Sitting Parlor and Greasy Spoon Posted: 7/5/2009 8:59:46 AM | it sounded like a moth....once I found one the size of a hand in the factory.
It was so beautiful and my coworker was a bug smasher, so I ran it outside....it was obviously dying and fairly helpless...
it was so exotic looking, I wondered if it didn't come from Japan, as we did get some parts shipments from them.. | |
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| The Great Virtue Sitting Parlor and Greasy Spoon Posted: 7/7/2009 11:43:07 PM | Extra
At rest on a skein of white flowers your unseen hands reach out while the flowers, read all over, hold places out of a black field. My gaze is drawn to the forest of hair above your shoulders filling me with its fragrance, fixed on you whose lips are sealed, and I want to read all about it. Open me.
S¤£ø Tæ-Ðãh | |
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| ~ Posted: 7/10/2009 9:52:33 AM | ~Solstice~
Standing still penetration of will You feel its vibe Something comes Alive A rebirth so invited , brings a smile Vow to always feel this way yet you know... not meant that way So you worship it like God Solstice rays you so much love until ...they're gone!
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| ~ Posted: 7/12/2009 11:29:44 PM | I would like to think she is graceful and vibrant Her supple branches, puppets in the wind Dancing radiantly for her creator
It doesn’t matter much What she wears For it’s not the colour of the leaves The hue of her bark All is beautiful, all divine
From a tiny seed setting out on an adventure Free from the shadow of its father
A quest begins through fields and flowers Following lakes and streams And perfect manicured lawns In a magazine A wild English garden The loneliness of a hilltop or a craig
When her time comes she must fall from the sky And take a chance on destiny A weary traveller Looking for God’s clean earth To set down roots And propagate the cycle
We give them names of ash or sycamore Willow or elm There are no boundaries Just sunlit gardens of Eden Wind kissed moors Naked woods
The air we breathe The shade we so long for The earthy smells And blossoms And myriad armies grown To fight off the walls of colonization
To a child it’s simple As he reaches up to touch the sky Pulling fruit and nectar Flying high with crow’s nest and swing A tree quickly becomes part of the family I hope we never have to say goodbye.
(First posted in what tree am I) | |
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| ~Weeds~ Posted: 7/13/2009 12:54:00 AM | hey woobs :)
Each and every wind that blew brought scent I always knew when you were around... I have spent a lifetime pulling each one that didn't fit or didn't work So today am walkin and talkin and workin My soul is small but my heart , is Big~! I understand whats on ...me! I know whats on you too~ If we both had a big rope We would both have a ...Clue~! | |
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| ~Weeds~ Posted: 7/14/2009 6:31:35 PM | | Woobs, I love that new picture, you're a fox! | |
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| ~Notes~ Posted: 7/15/2009 11:45:02 PM | Asterisk
I have heard it said my son, my darling daughter, that all truth is parallel.
But remember this... there are only three lines, six directions, seven ways to go. Sweet heart did you find your way?
I hear only the sound of waves against a shore - my own breath - and recall the whistling of my father...
...and know he found peace, had joy; thank you for that wonderful smile. I am happy.
S¤£ø Tæ-Ðãh | |
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| ~Notes~ Posted: 7/16/2009 7:00:27 PM | | ^^^^^^solo, you did a wonderful job with this, great poem! | |
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| ~ Posted: 8/1/2009 3:06:49 PM | Friends, thank you all for your presence in my absence. ♥ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The stream of consciousness bears us forward Today, pondering whether to put panties on to go to the store, I remembered (as we all do) our mothers' warnings about accidents, and, too, Angie's mourning the cut-up pieces of her favorite pjs returned to her when she checked out of the hospital after her heart attack Running her hands over the pieces of pink silk, weeping. Not often did that life have pink silk in it Earlier, an old friend had sent news of an old friend's suicide. The summer after Edwin died. I suppose I thought after his death that no one else could ever die. . . . One can blow one's brains out in an apartment in Greenwich Village if one wishes. But must use a shotgun, because of gun laws. About Ron: I knew him when he was the "Mad Scarf" of Taliaferro Hall ~~ our resident poet-ghost walker. His nose always running into that magnificent mustache. The red scarf a banner, a talisman. I knew him before he was Liam, before any of the three wives, before the daughter before NYC. Before he learned to play the system, before cancer, before heart problems (he never had problems loving). All he was when I knew him was one of the very best poets. It was not enough. As I near 70, all the deaths might weigh me down, were they what I remember most. But what I remember is the love ~~ that they lived, were joy, and found a home in my heart. jjl 1 August 2009 | |
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| ~ Posted: 8/1/2009 3:41:32 PM | | Such beautiful reflections. I just looked "Liam" up but could only find poems from (I think) near his chosen end. Very powerful. Thanks Wooby... as always, you and your poems rock! | |
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| ~ Posted: 8/2/2009 12:10:18 AM | Lo, I sat down one day and was shewn a great scence, a script in which I was presented as being celebrated and greeted by many wild things with wings, and they made a buzzing sound and it all sounded so sweet and aromatic: sage in bloom or was it the _astralagus_ [locoweed]. It did so. I observed my self with it's skin on the outside but it was thin skin and not at all a boundary but a sieve like transparency.
because there are some things sweet and scented some things foul and moody, there are some which are pure and simple, or some which are disturbing and complex, or arousing, deeply, you. | |
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| ~ Posted: 8/2/2009 12:34:24 AM | Lo, I sat down one day and was shewn a great scence, a script in which I was presented as being celebrated and greeted by many wild things with wings, and they made a buzzing sound and it all sounded so sweet and aromatic: sage in bloom or was it the _astralagus_ [locoweed]. It did so. I observed my self with it's skin on the outside but it was thin skin and not at all a boundary but a sieve like transparency.
because there are some things sweet and scented some things foul and moody, there are some which are pure and simple, or some which are disturbing and complex, or arousing, deeply, you.
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| ~LOTUS~ Posted: 8/2/2009 3:44:27 PM | Love of water flowing like a wind downstream like his grin; exploding in a cascade of delicate pink flowers giving a soft shower falling from the grey where I like to stay ; sunny Sunday kind of day!
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| Some lost or misplaced pomes Posted: 8/12/2009 4:13:16 PM | Day three begins Silence, out of hand Dirt circles, settles Words with nowhere to go Green Lantern fails as badly as Frankenstein ever did, has eaten all the play Blank canvas throws you back at yourself, no company Only the mirror, silver peeling Questions that have been avoided Roads play out, with no image Choose, choose . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Quilts Laid at the end of the bed, thrown over the backs of chairs Others hang them on walls Women's lives, new or old Crazy: the silk melts and shreds beneath the elaborate gilt stitching More dear, the patterns, fragmented Calico, a bit of summer, remembered Velvet -- the opening dance dreamed again Young mothers, gathered The old ladies, remembering 12 stitches to the inch ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Seeking Centre The gyre, the cry the cry so far away over the hills behind the cloud One eye opens, the head turns, watching, then tilts, listening soft scurrying in the pine needles, near Will the hawk find you? The eagle? Do you wish that? Or only to be left in peace? . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ jjl 7 September 2007 | |
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| Some lost or misplaced pomes Posted: 8/12/2009 6:19:21 PM | She left without fanfare no heroics no hysterics just slipped away
Watching waiting for the next breath holding your own 'till that soft inhalation
That last whispery sound so soft it was almost lost in the whirr of machinery and heartbeats
I washed you absolved my own sins twenty years ago I miss you still
Love you | |
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| Some lost or misplaced pomes Posted: 8/12/2009 6:56:38 PM | Flashes of light through the leaves Blinding and blessing as I look up Sun heated eyelids like warmed lettuce leaves Softened - smoothed out - limp Soft breeze, soft smiles, sated. Knowing and known Sighs and slow sighing breaths Summer in the glade where the lion gathers his harem. The glade in the heart of it all heart in the home of it all. | |
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| Some lost or misplaced pomes Posted: 8/13/2009 12:46:23 AM | I lived in a glade and am mansquito
I am man bur winged and able to pierce take out a small portion
where ever I alight, but I winged make sound,
this the health of the race is increased due to | |
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