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What can I read her
What can I read her
on a Sunday Morning

What can I do that will
somehow reach her
on a Sunday Morning

I’ll read her the news of
The Indian Wars

Full of criss-cavalry, blood
& gore

Stories to tame & charm
& more

On a Sunday Morning
~~~

Some wild fires
Searchout
a dry quiet kiss on leaving
~~~

Like our ancestors
The Indians
We share a fear of ***
excessive lamentation for the dead
& an abiding interest in dreams & visions
everyone has Their own magic
There is no death
so nothing matters
High Style
Flash & forgive me
high button shoes
clean arrangement
messy breeding
love’s triumph
everlasting hope & fulfillment
Come & Hug
a breaking nightmares
Catch with your love
promising tomorrow
Close promised yesterday.
I am
the final step—
a sentinel of sorrows
many have found
when their silence
too much to swallow.

Grief
clings to my stone—
blood and scars left
where bare feet paused
and hearts broke.

They come
burdened with ache
spill their pain
into the sea—
a tide of last
goodbyes.

Waves
rise to catch them
but do not ask why—
the ocean does not judge
only keeps.

I am
a bluff
with a cruel name—
unable to fall.
Mountains of the Moon—Caterpillar
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=evpShgpH5bA&list=RDMMDPMt6w1RaDI&index=18
When things break
Noise generates

But when heart breaks
It doesn't

That's the difference
Theme: In the name of love.
To the world
You have

Nothing to fear
Nothing to hide
Nothing to show
Nothing to prove
Nothing to pride
Nothing to judge
Nothing to ask
Oh! free soul

An anonymous
Just let it
Theme: A reminder
Nourishing the soul
Wake up
If you wish to be happy
Appreciate silence
Talk to your shadow
Live, every day
As authentic, "you"
And stay close to
Oxytocin
Dopamine
Serotonin
Endorphin
More than anything
That's enough

Moreover
Be addicted to
Your inner child
A child with dreams
And stay thriving
Theme: To whom it may concern
You can only
Isolate the shadow

If you cast
The light

And as it was, is
And will be
Genre: Inspirational
Theme: Keynotes
Author's Note: Here I'm not talking about the shadow
Neither Nightingale or Crow
Neither Whippoorwill or Sparrow
Perched on phone lines, never trees
Still those birds have the right to sing.

Target of bad boys’ B B Guns
Splashed with water canons
They fly til they can fly no more
And tremble in the shadows.

Their feathers have a bit of shine
When sunbeams fall just right
But all too often that just makes
Them that much easier to find

And targets them for hatred rocks
Thrown by those who only
Recognize a Woodpecker
And a Robin Red Breast.

Too bad their music goes unheard
Most often it is beautiful
If they could sing with the other birds
The music would become symphonic.
                 ljm
I heard the first line in my head with no idea where it would go.
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