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Sunshine
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0 posted 2003-05-13 09:42 AM



Bits of a Journal – from the Soddy, date unknown

And you, my dear

make smiles light

secret places

where whispers touch

and hums

turn to song...


Watch the mists as they do part
for in the glen is where we start
upon a pathway for only two
above the green, beneath the blue

Carry courage, comfort, values, heart
as the wind carries all dreams start
talk in quiet as you lay the stick
as the mists fold in so thick

They are for us but a blanket of thought
when future's past is a glimpse of caught

And you, my dear

make smiles light

secret places

where whispers touch

and hums

turn to song...


Eager are the hands to hold
all that will would turn to gold
see the sheaf from boot appear
and see the growth of golden ear

See the tassels in the blow
see the gifts to reap what’s sowed
see these treasures spark your eyes
what should change but realize

For they are but now a blanket of thought
when future's past is a glimpse of caught

And you, my dear

make smiles light

secret places

where whispers touch

and hums

turn to song...


Harsh the winds that scour earth
ravaging that we hold as worth
shrill the bird before the quiet
when thunder reigns, a mighty riot

Earthly pelts of swift flung ice
may crops be saved, a season twice?
Might we face the coming year
Or shall the elephant see our fear?

For this is now the blanketed thought
when future's past is a glimpse of caught

And you, my dear

make smiles light

secret places

where whispers touch

and hums

turn to song...


It is to you I turn to find
a courage strengthened like rooted vine
a cup of water to salve my thirst
to know this is not the worst

we strive again, a forward path
knowing this is not God’s wrath
but nature come, as nature goes
wending joy and wending woes

For this I keep, a blanket of thought
when future's past is a glimpse now caught

And you, my dear

make smiles light

secret places

where whispers touch

and hums

turn to song...



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Justbleu
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1 posted 2003-05-13 09:58 AM


And you, my dear

make smiles light

secret places

where whispers touch

and hums

turn to song...


Very nice Karilea.....I very much enjoyed this poem!!!!
Bridgette

"Somewhere, somehow, it should be possible to touch someone and never let go again.  To hold someone, not for a moment but forever." Unknown


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2 posted 2003-05-13 10:34 AM


I could have read on and on and on. Everything about this poem was perfection--the story, the rhythm, the emotion, the imagery...Absolutely captivating piece of writing.  

Loving hugs,
Linda

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3 posted 2003-05-13 10:45 AM


Karilea, You are such a gosh darn amazing writter. You manage to write the most fascinating and brilliant poems without a flaw.

This held my interest and left me wanting to read more.

Huggles, Marti

Few are those who see with their own eyes and feel with their own hearts.  A.Einstein

El_Campeador
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4 posted 2003-05-13 11:48 AM


Ah, if only I could be a person who makes

"smiles light

secret places

where whispers touch

and hums

turn to song..."

I love your imagination, Karilea. You are always bringing us to unexplored lands... Wonderful poem.

~El Campeador

“We are all travelers in the wilderness of this world, and the best that we can find in our travels is an honest friend.” –Robert Louis Stevenson

El_Campeador
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5 posted 2003-05-13 11:49 AM


I'm adding this poem to my library...
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6 posted 2003-05-13 12:01 PM


WOW! I'm keeping the whole thing!
especially loved this:

For this is now the blanketed thought
when future's past is a glimpse of caught

kayjay
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7 posted 2003-05-13 01:18 PM


I gotta get at those archives!!!  I enjoyed this very much! There is such a tenderness within the survival struggle.  KJ

Through rubble and trouble and dark of night
The yawn of a dawn will hasten the light

QjQ
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8 posted 2003-05-13 01:27 PM


very beautiful and written

It matters not how you answer, It matters only that i hear you.

Janet Marie
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9 posted 2003-05-13 01:39 PM


Carry courage, comfort, values, heart
as the wind carries all dreams start
talk in quiet as you lay the stick
as the mists fold in so thick

They are for us but a blanket of thought
when future's past is a glimpse of caught

==========================

*smiling at the "lay the stick"*

your "soddy" poetry gives a whole new meaning to Archives.

Now....READ THIS ALOUD...and then tell me again..who said you cant rhyme?

Jason Lyle
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10 posted 2003-05-13 02:58 PM


And you honestly tried to tell me you had a hard time with rhyme? You even kept a straight face! This is awesome.I should do so well.

Jason

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11 posted 2003-05-13 03:17 PM


You do shine here.
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