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James Daniel
Poems
Sep 2019
At Lea's Table
She said so many people
Said that about this place
Here at Lea’s table
She said she loves
The quiet of the garden sometimes
Just outside
I could see two sides of myself
One side yapping and buzzing
And the other
A Tall slab of granite
Ready to fall on it’s side
I knew that one was nothing without the other
Only with music would the two meet
It was like purpose and the way to do it
Being and how to be
I wasn’t perfect
It was ok
But at least I knew a place
Where the vine grew along the blade
Then I thought
What is light
Without a tree to shine on?
And I was sunshine in a chair
Getting dosed on another season
Feeling heavy
But passing
There’s been DejaVu lately
The invincible man I’m creating
Is breaking
Like raw eggs into pasta
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James Daniel
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