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 Jun 2020
Jennifer McCurry
Little birds

Little trails into a soul setting sun    
Little birds into a Cairo view  
Through the doorways of blue tiled mansion walks  
Plays a karyokinesis tune    
    
Splitting by an eye wink    
Spitting haze into Set    
And to dream of this un reality    
With out the microscopic oblivion    
    
Held perversions of dreams    
Of when you....    
    
Dot dot dot... so clearly    
That I    
    
Twisted in dance there    
With sheer red skirts    
Go round and round    
So lost in it    
    
That I...    
    
Had forgotten to un break    
Had forgotten the edges of my smile    
    
I smell a peculiar scent    
And I shrug incense from my posture    
    
My awaiting stance holds little promise    
And is full of dilution    
My synapses spark    
A nights view from lost doorways    
To golden alleys that fail to exist    
    
Anymore    
The little birds sing  
    
Anymore    
Through tiled windows    
And sheer skirts    
    
Fragrant plumes like feathers    
Whip soft cotton air    
To travel    
And torture and sift away    
    
To split and turn my actuality’s notion of romance    
Into particles like dust
 Jun 2020
Chelsea Rae
He's so narcissistic
He can't even see how
Much damage he has done
Because his weak, petty soul
Would crumble under such
Sinful destruction.
Karma will come and oh sweet the taste
It will be for those waiting on Justice.
 Jun 2020
Chelsea Rae
My soul

Couldn't yearn loud enough

For you to hear me.
 Jun 2020
Chelsea Rae
I see people's eyes that don't fully see me.

I'm looking for the true you

But most would rather hide.

The windows to my soul are open wide

But you are either choosing not to look

Or you are rather blind.

I try to see you

But you close your eyes.
 Jun 2020
Chelsea Rae
The hatred of the world is so heavy

Yet they know not why.

They destroy and lay fire
From ancient agony
And never allowed expression,
Save for the pyre.

We still fight each other
Instead of the evil heirarchy
Held over our heads.

If you can not look to the sky above
And know Him
Then you will never fathom
The opposition down below.

This is an attack on the freedom
Of your sovereignty.
Of your souls.

Burn through the pain of your ancestors and rise from the ashes.

We need every Phoenix
To set them ablaze.
Ancient pain. Healing. Togetherness.
 Jun 2020
Chelsea Rae
My thoughts.. God is consciousness, God is all there is, God is everywhere and everything, God is light.
It is the world and the Universe.
It is me as it is you.

We are little light particles, living cells within God's body;
Yet those cells are so expansive and huge, that they themselves are Universe's!
All pieces of the giant energy Source that creates it all.

An individually unique puzzle piece,
Like that of a snowflake,
That fits in your intricately perfect spot within it all.
Everything is like layers of light, over and over, caked in energy layers that create our very fabric of reality.
And it's all One and it's constantly flowing and evolving.
He is everything and he is nothing.
What God is...
We as humans probably don't even have decent words for.
My thoughts after being asked, what is God to you?
 Jun 2020
Traveler
I surely was gone for a moment there
Sometimes I wonder if I'll ever make it back
So easily I lose myself out among shadows
Their spellbinding voices beckon my return
It is just a temporary lay over I assure you

The dream must go on
The stories be past down
  We are the garden keepers
Planting hope of a better tomorrow
So there for I'll always be back!
Traveler Tim
 Jun 2020
Keith Edward Baucum
There's more to a woman than her body and curves.  At the core of her brain is a thunderstorm that rains down wisdom, knowledge, and understanding flooding the soul of man with love in it's truest form.
There's more to a woman than her physical beauty.  She's a living breathing ocean with waves of compassion leaping from the depths.  Sweeping man up in her current allowing him to swim in her essences that is woman.

Written by Keith Edward Baucum
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