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Gradually, Nature’s torrents breaks unity’s deadlock. There is the answer to those Who wonder why star-crossed lovers Could be put asunder. Or does the Sailor hold the raft, Sail the ship While also tending to the cabin guests? So are the spirits of Selfish souls On merry waters. You, Who lack the depth Of understanding, May plunder into this sea Of my wise sayings -- Of the walls of the loft Are many palms, the sweaty hands, A frail man, a building fest With display of sand. The Western Cent, And the Middle-Eastern Shekel, Could still be spent by A pilgrim in Israel. But if a man hadn’t helped another It would not have been so. But the cradle shared of The Cent to the Shekel, And of star-crossed lovers, Or the unselfish souls Who didn’t become ocean surfers? Is love - One of many wonders.
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Mar 3, 2018
Mar 3, 2018 at 3:38 PM UTC
The Cent to a Shekel
Gradually, Nature’s torrents breaks unity’s deadlock. There is the answer to those Who wonder why star-crossed lovers Could be put asunder. Or does the Sailor hold the raft, Sail the ship While also tending to the cabin guests? So are the spirits of Selfish souls On merry waters. You, Who lack the depth Of understanding, May plunder into this sea Of my wise sayings -- Of the walls of the loft Are many palms, the sweaty hands, A frail man, a building fest With display of sand. The Western Cent, And the Middle-Eastern Shekel, Could still be spent by A pilgrim in Israel. But if a man hadn’t helped another It would not have been so. But the cradle shared of The Cent to the Shekel, And of star-crossed lovers, Or the unselfish souls Who didn’t become ocean surfers? Is love - One of many wonders.
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Mar 3, 2018
Mar 3, 2018 at 3:38 PM UTC
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