• From a distance.

    There’s an ocean underneath

    where the land is pushed to shore

    many find there paths there

    over heaps where trails abore.

    –

    Many rains have fallen

    over many below and ahead

    and well up under footing

    drowning souls with dread.

    –

    But some do rise above

    and set their minds to fly

    there they see above travail

    watching the drowned float bye.

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  • Wayward Bound.

    Easy way, she said

    to follow along the maze

    don’t look to hard

    and don’t sit for too long

    or the mind will become a dark haze.

    –

    He replied in steady flight,

    then let us roam the breeze

    where the sky can keep us covered

    and we’ll rest in the comfort of trees.

    –

    But the storm was too strong for both

    and neither held their ground

    for the fire was hotter than expected

    and devoured them with hardly a sound.

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  • Foundation.

    I have been moved

    like leaves in harsh winds;

    my roots are firm.

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  • Being. Refined.

    I am alone in my eyes

    My heart and mind are simple songs;

    never alone with God.

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  • I burden my heart

    Seeking my call to the end;

    rising unto that blessed hope.

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  • A little Reign.

    The pattern that runs through the mind

    unleashing its torrent of aftermath

    what lays in puddles of remembrance.

    –

    Drifting among the subconscious

    the strategy of drowning depths

    upward, downward, left and right

    and always seeming to sink.

    –

    No reaching among the wade

    only drifting further away

    seeping under unopened doors

    bringing in the flood.

    –

    The torrent that rushes eyes

    foaming at the sea

    falling into open air

    resting in gentle ripples

    swells among the open mind.

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  • I saw her

    by the window

    in fine drapery

    her hand gently upon the pain,

    it had drown her in her life

    and suffered her in death.

    –

    The breeze came in

    it breathed her name

    gently touching the flowers

    set neatly into a vase

    I could almost hear them whisper,

    ‘Dahlia.’

    –

    Then the clouds arose

    and buried the moment

    a shadow cascade

    that shewn where she stood,

    just a gentle flailing flurry

    of her grace.

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