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Lightly my fingers rest on the letters hoping to coax out of them a lyric or a prayer to end this day. I love these letters who open the universe, who touch the cheek of God and fall here like shooting stars or small planets for you to see. I miss a stone and step into the shallow stream like a child hoping for an adventure from his misstep into the clear water where he can fall into the sky and ride a cloud to Odessa Pikes Peak or north to the Cascades. I remember when the soles of my feet were calloused from running across lawns sidewalks and streets to play ball or adventure into the nearby field where we fashioned a fort our of tall sticky **** and made up rules for initiation into our club. What a life I find in these letters who surrender to my touch so easily what a symphony to match the music of Mahler coming across the net falling here into my ears like undeserved grace.
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Feb 25, 2024
Feb 25, 2024 at 12:47 AM UTC
Late Saturday Night
Lightly my fingers rest on the letters hoping to coax out of them a lyric or a prayer to end this day. I love these letters who open the universe, who touch the cheek of God and fall here like shooting stars or small planets for you to see. I miss a stone and step into the shallow stream like a child hoping for an adventure from his misstep into the clear water where he can fall into the sky and ride a cloud to Odessa Pikes Peak or north to the Cascades. I remember when the soles of my feet were calloused from running across lawns sidewalks and streets to play ball or adventure into the nearby field where we fashioned a fort our of tall sticky **** and made up rules for initiation into our club. What a life I find in these letters who surrender to my touch so easily what a symphony to match the music of Mahler coming across the net falling here into my ears like undeserved grace.
glenn-currier
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Feb 25, 2024
Feb 25, 2024 at 12:47 AM UTC
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