In just a few words
You flipped my life
Changed the course of events
For days or weeks to come
We have to leave
You said with a panic
Death happens all the time
But eludes you constantly
Tragedy strikes
And we’re off
In just a few words
You flipped my life
Changed the course of events
For days or weeks to come
We have to leave
You said with a panic
Death happens all the time
But eludes you constantly
Tragedy strikes
And we’re off
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Moderate darkness
Threatens to encroach
Upon my eyes
Unknowingly, I hesitiate
Only for a moment
More or less
But do not mistake
This for FEAR
It is much more than that
Something deep
Something ancient
But you would not get this
Your thoughts only to turn
LOVE
& other niceties
& the remebrance of things
Past & passed
“Do not fear the reaper”
You quoted from a song
“I don’t” I replied
In all seriousness
Hoping that I in fact
Believe it
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Extremely busy today with preparations for an incredible journey. I’ll stick with a haiku today for lack of time.
Sitting in the dark
Silently contemplating
The light that once was
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A wonderful reflection on the strange state of readers…
I’m going to make this a quick post because I’ve already done one post today and two posts on the same day is unheard of for me! So without further delay (imaginary drumroll) here’s todays poem.
We’re a strange lot; readers.
We devour books like starving men,
Searching online for fresh prey,
Analysing reviews for clues to our next conquest.
Almost lost in bookstores,
Faced with agonising choices
Over which books not to buy.
Libraries are havens of print
Where we congregate in packs.
Readers jump into books
Seeking other worlds
In which to find themselves.
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As the leaves change
and fall from the tree
my mind turns to
all the things I’ll leave
from passing fancy to
lasting love
the one that matters
is the One from above
so as these leaves
fall to decay
so will my body
dissolve one day
From God we come
and to Him return
For His love
is what I yearn
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Lofty thoughts
and lowly thoughts
Mingle in my head
Thoughts of life
Thoughts of love
And things already dead
Have no regrets
And fulfill your trusts
Forgiving as you go
Solely believing
That He is one
Nay! To truly know
Theft is not always a crime
Case in point: this site
I know I don’t need to rhyme
Imitation just feels right
So, Ward, I copied your ingenious name
Hoping to gain internal fame
Mostly to release what is in my head
To be remember long after I’m dead
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