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Sojourner's SongsThe intimations of our golden youth / Are whispering the dreams of manhood- / Subtle ways of ageless yearning
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Apr 14, 2012
Demonic SonnetsAnd who shall care for that o'er which you weep / Or share the burden of this world's foredoom / Seen starkly? Behold, a haunting specter creeps
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Apr 14, 2012
OmegaThough in the public place arrives / A winnowing on wisdom’s wind / And threshers haste to finalize
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Apr 14, 2012
Sacred SonnetsSuch faith, conceived by truth-revealing trials / Would open up the way for sojourn hearts / Which, too long groaning, some contend the while
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Apr 14, 2012
Sojourner's SonnetsAs firm as a rock I would be set / Against the world and its lewd contentions / More steady proving clearest virtue, stressed
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Apr 14, 2012
Orientation (pgs 1-9)DEDICATION / This first book of the trilogy: “The Odyssey of Heart,” first appeared August 28, 2001 online under BeingQuest.com Academy of the Arts, a Minnesota based publication dedicated to the prospect of the reclamation and reformation of the moral world. / We at BeingQuest.com have adopted the proposition to consider, among the many ten-thousand apparently worthy aims we may engage our energies on whether, in fact “…really, only one thing is necessary.” ~Jesus of Nazareth
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Apr 14, 2012
Peace upon the StormThe storm passes, winds once upliften have spent their embrace / and Nature calls anew to the ripening surges, budding grass once slumbered burst to life / while birds in willful glee dance the verge, whistling delight
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Mar 21, 2012
Venturing on the AetherForest paths and along rocky shelves / a mountainous terrain, underfoot but simple steps / peered crevices, lofty scapes, downtrodden things
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Mar 9, 2012
Sojourner, Strange as Me...Stranger than me, or too much alike / some wrangle upon toilet papers / plastic cups out of place or lost time;
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Mar 8, 2012
Aeschylus, chosen prelude to "The Dragon Hero" third book of the Trilogy: "Odyssey of Heart."“Suppliants of the Hearth” / ~AESCHYLUS / With suppliant olive branch, to what kinder land could Man return?
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Dec 10, 2011
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