"From the days of John the Baptist until now, the kingdom of heaven has been advancing forcefully.. and the violent, seize it by force." --Jebs
ahem..
By 'his scrawny little neck' she grabs him and pulls Him, from his Throne-- "******' know it all.. he don't know ****.." blurts out she--
the all-seeing, ever defining one.
The paint on her war-brush is the blackest of blacks.. as she brands me
for the o r b it i ng, of her that I so clearly lack
And an ability that is all hers, not mine-- The one, self-given.. the power to define.
And, she wonders where mine came from; me-- who was once a mother's son.. As I ****** the grown-up a l l of me in to every unhealed part of her that f e e l s just like dear-old Mom.
I was young once, my beautiful.. helplessly.. (almost hopelessly) subject, to it all --but no more, my sweet ever-painting, honeybee
That black, babe-- it don't stick.. no, not no more.
Ah, Baby.. ... can you hear me..?
For forty days and nights Pete rode and did not stop till he sat high upon an icy mountaintop He watched the hawk on a desert updraft, slip and slide
Moved to the edge.. and dug his spurs deep into his pony's side
Some say Pete and his pony vanished over the edge, and some say they remain frozen-- high up on that icy ledge.
The young Navajo girl washes in the river, skin so fair and braids a piece of Pete's buckskin chaps into her hair.
I'm Outlaw Pete.. Outlaw Pete,
...can you hear me? can you hear me? https://youtu.be/CKJtyeidL7Y