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Almost eight billion souls
And all I see in them
is your absence
He could be an ogre with -
five and a half teeth and ferocious
breath
He drank Old Milwaukee every -
night an will most likely die with a
can in his hand
His cause of death will be consumption
His liver will be a 'pickled mess'
He bathed from April till August
Gnawing on country ham and instant coffee -
at four thirty every morning wearing untied boots ,
Rustler jeans with a flannel shirt
He would down two Goody powders before leaving
the house an heading to work
Didn't give a **** for being couth but -
he was a "shaman" whenever I positively
needed 'the truth'* ...
Copyright November 28 , 2017 by Randolph L Wilson * All Rights Reserved
The die is cast to die at last
Envision the vast everlasting
We live in the past too fast
Forward-fast future impasse
Intentions to pass and repass
Notwithstanding

Elusive are the ticks of tock
That take place in the mind
Marinating for meaning
And a design to define in art
Whether it be mind or it matter
At an epoch that unlocks where life starts

Present past, future tense
Beginnings and endings
Instantaneous events
The secret of the clock
Is that it can never count
The mystery of the sands
Remains on higher ground

Wait a second, forever and a day
Columns of sand pillars wasting away
With a time well spent in thought
Immortality and perpetuity
Illusion of continuity
Momentary lapses of universal ambiguity
A collaboration with Cné. Thanks so much, my friend!
In all of my search
Never did I think that I
Would lit'rally win bread
Got my first job ever today! It's at a bakery, so workers at closing get some of the leftovers :)
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I saw thee dancing betwixt the trees,
wearing the greenest of velvet dresses,
hair bouncing in a flow of wild wind,
cascading down in tight curled tresses.
Joyously giggling at Natures comfort,
her love surrounding thee in a cloak,
'Tis then thy truest feminine snares
caught the heart of this mighty Oak.



© Pagan Paul (25/11/17)
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Lord of Green series, poem 14
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Remembering beggar lice attached -
to red jeans
The brown corduroy coat wrapped
around a curious , thoughtful teen
A scarf of blue wool
Smoke rings headed to the moon* ...
Copyright November 37 , 2017 by Randolph L Wilson * All Rights Reserved
Juicy Fruit chewing gum , wren singing
Saturday , cool day tromping buck trail ,
whitetail byways
Over red hillside , wild onions grow tall over frosted -
scenery , eagerly encircling lakesides
natural machinery
Pausing by a stump to watch -
a "Hartford" jumped
Geese on the move on a course to the moon
Herons holding still to get their fill ,
'Grays' scampering from Cottonwood
to  Sycamore , Swamp bunnies breaking
on the cattail shores* ...
Copyright November 27 , 2017 by Randolph L Wilson * All Rights Reserved
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