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 Feb 2016 Jan Jao
SøułSurvivør
~~^♡^~~

she prays
with beauty
her heart's
refrains
--
cleansed
of all
transgression's
stains
--
with tender mercy
love unfeigned
--
within me now
hope's joy

REMAINS



SoulSurvivor
(C) 2/7/2016
For Alyssa Underwood
who prays for me without ceasing

Know that your prayers reach
the very Throne of
GOD

BLESS YOU, SISTER SAINT
AND ALL THOSE WHO
SEND UP PRAYERS
AND GOOD WISHES

I FEEL BETTER THAN I'VE
FELT IN YEARS!

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 Feb 2016 Jan Jao
Traveler
From the Valley of the Dead
She cries out to be fed
Why does she hunger so
Only an addict could ever know...
Traveler Tim
re to 1-18
Denial was a predator,
And i, a willing prey.

The bubble of yellow roses,
Often surrounds the red ones thick,
But remains forever immune,
Perhaps even distant,
From the ****** of harsh reality.

Yet I have come to relish this bubble,
Like the Bedouin relishes the occasional muddy oasis,
Like the vanquished relishes the taste,
Of victory in defeat.

Denial was a predator,
And i, a willing prey.

I know you have told me,
How the season reeks of different roses,
Like the fragrance of your marriage bed,
But for the most part the bubble protects me,
And makes me forever immune,
Perhaps even distant,
From the winds of harsh reality.

Denial is a predator
And i a willing prey,
No more.
 Feb 2016 Jan Jao
SøułSurvivør
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the glass half empty
  is often the milk
of human kindness


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SoulSurvivor
(C) 2/7/2016
TRUTH

Inspired by Phil Roberts
who posted a wonderful write
upon the same subject

If you haven't
followed his work, you should

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He's just a blurred figure now in her memory
But his love will last till eternity.


Krystal Marcelo
*02/06/16
#grandpa
 Feb 2016 Jan Jao
Spenser Bennett
On my first day of dying I met the sun.
A funny fellow he played tricks on everyone but it was all in good fun.
All in good fun.

On my second day of dying I met the moon. She, like me, was quite morose. Full of darkness her gloom seemed to mirror my doom.
Mirror my doom.

On my third day of dying I met the earth. A babbling brook and mountainous mirth. She spoke of living and of the renewal of spring, her birth. She kept me warm in her hearth.
Warm in her hearth.

On my last day of dying I met you. A beautiful soul, bright and true. I heard you laugh and sing to the deep blue. Ice for eyes and fire for heart you carried me through.
Carried me through.

On my first day of living I met myself. I never would have made it without your help. Now my misery lives quiet on the shelf. Our children play like fireflies in Springtime's golden wealth.
Springtime's golden wealth.

— The End —