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"mantids" poems
The first taste of Fall , with a slight nip in the air , reminds me of a five year old in his Astronaut gear ! Football helmet , pliers and hammer from Dads tool case ! Yellow raincoat and cowboy boots , outside the Eagle on Tranquility Base , Neil Armstrong  exploring the creek beside the Mothership ...Home ..Crawdad matches , tadpoles , mud puppies , mantids , a few June Bugs with kite string tied to one leg ..Aggies , Immies , shooters and swirls , GI Joes , jack stones and wood gliders ....
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Oct 6, 2015
Oct 6, 2015 at 3:00 PM UTC
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Leaves still falling all around Painting holy hallowed ground Shades of red, orange, yellow, and brown The trees as kings have lost their crowns The purest awe we take for granted gets overlooked and slighted, slanted. Flocks of birds or lovely mantids This place we haunt is quite enchanted. A holy ether fills our lungs Our hearts still beating just like drums Our inner truths burn bright like many suns And creative insight our way comes. It’s gorgeous when we do then find pure inspiration in our minds no longer feeling trapped, confined the gift to see our peers as kind. It’s practically our civic duty to show these people their inner beauty The light that touches everything Is the light within you that makes you sing.
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Oct 27, 2024
Oct 27, 2024 at 9:50 AM UTC
A Beautiful Ether