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“*You are so kind.   Thank you with all the resolve in my heart.”* J.V. <> A thank you note, for a simple shining-of-light, stuns me into inspiration, deep chested thrombosis consternations and calculations, palpitations of the boom-boom variety, signaling the onset of  intracranial contractions of a new birth~poem aborning… who of us these days, speaks of the resolve in our hearts? who of us free confesses deep natured thanks, it is almost too old fashioned. it is powerful. it is a thanks that powers the wattage sufficiency to light up a city entire, and even though inward focused, it yet is shedding Moses-like light beams heavenward, I wrack my heart to even comprehend, that simplest of actions reciprocal: 1/Thank You can it, (it can!) steel the heart, give its truthfulness a special power, and more than resolve, even solves our equation solution so elegantly is the endless searching for the right way to give thanks, to receive thanks, it is a mutual gifting, for our mutuality is of two hearts, echoing the words of all legislative bodies: ”Be it Resolved” what is this resolution then? the consummate of English words with such a variety of shadings, requiring a declarative, not a narrative, consummation be it resolved, that two resolute hearts shall not depart this Earth before their arms interlocute an embrace, the shadows of their eyes interlock, casting away interfering long distances, a single atmosphere shall be tasted, inhaled, by their combinatory sensories then and only then: their resolve tested and surpassed will their poem commencé et terminé, begun and completed The Emotion is Carried <<>> “*The gender-neutral name Jamadhi comes from Arabic origins, meaning “beauty.” When thinking about all the beautiful things in the world, your little one, with their kind demeanor and bright smile, no doubt springs to mind! But a name simply meaning “beauty” doesn’t only refer to their appearance. This name is a reflection of their beautiful little soul, too, on a journey through this world. Baby Jamadhi could be a gentle soul or the fiercest of little childon the playground, but no matter what, a name meaning “beauty” will always ring true.”
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Feb 15, 2024
Feb 15, 2024 at 3:28 AM UTC
“The Resolve of the Heart” (Jamadhi Verse Versus)
“*You are so kind.   Thank you with all the resolve in my heart.”* J.V. <> A thank you note, for a simple shining-of-light, stuns me into inspiration, deep chested thrombosis consternations and calculations, palpitations of the boom-boom variety, signaling the onset of  intracranial contractions of a new birth~poem aborning… who of us these days, speaks of the resolve in our hearts? who of us free confesses deep natured thanks, it is almost too old fashioned. it is powerful. it is a thanks that powers the wattage sufficiency to light up a city entire, and even though inward focused, it yet is shedding Moses-like light beams heavenward, I wrack my heart to even comprehend, that simplest of actions reciprocal: 1/Thank You can it, (it can!) steel the heart, give its truthfulness a special power, and more than resolve, even solves our equation solution so elegantly is the endless searching for the right way to give thanks, to receive thanks, it is a mutual gifting, for our mutuality is of two hearts, echoing the words of all legislative bodies: ”Be it Resolved” what is this resolution then? the consummate of English words with such a variety of shadings, requiring a declarative, not a narrative, consummation be it resolved, that two resolute hearts shall not depart this Earth before their arms interlocute an embrace, the shadows of their eyes interlock, casting away interfering long distances, a single atmosphere shall be tasted, inhaled, by their combinatory sensories then and only then: their resolve tested and surpassed will their poem commencé et terminé, begun and completed The Emotion is Carried <<>> “*The gender-neutral name Jamadhi comes from Arabic origins, meaning “beauty.” When thinking about all the beautiful things in the world, your little one, with their kind demeanor and bright smile, no doubt springs to mind! But a name simply meaning “beauty” doesn’t only refer to their appearance. This name is a reflection of their beautiful little soul, too, on a journey through this world. Baby Jamadhi could be a gentle soul or the fiercest of little childon the playground, but no matter what, a name meaning “beauty” will always ring true.”
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Feb 15, 2024
Feb 15, 2024 at 3:28 AM UTC
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