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LeeJ
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0 posted 2004-02-06 01:52 PM


Royal love breaks through like Divas
Golden boxes of frankincense
Messengers of light offering selfhood
Occupy my eyes like a cohort
Loaded with an obsessive sleep
All prudence thrown to the wind
Human birth winning love
Intelligence flies right out the window

Do diligence evolves into some Nirvana
Making love to a key defined, opening superior doors
In a turn key motion
Oppression stares like a flippant sloth
Speaking in muffled tones
Flirting with possibility, like some never before uncharted ocean
I through my arms around a homeless couple
Happy to be there

Thinking of you and surrendering to perspectives
Learning to walk within a Matrix
And some commonly abstract language
Every morsel of Godiva truffles chain our thoughts
Of sweet rendezvous true with context
Unsealing the years like musical moments

Change is an expression of fine insight and truism
Returning towards it with a feeling of discovery
Positive air bounced of the walls & floor
Crowding toward us…noticing delirium
The hair on my neck stood up straight
Patient with fever…your lips felt like a gentle back pack
With primary luxuries searing
I saw possibility way beyond myth or fable
Albert would have been in his glory
Picking up these skeins of thought

We nobly support the arts…reaffirming metaphorical meanings
Into the night
Wafting music, annunciation, love and joy, right into my pathway
Past and present incorporated flesh and essence
Jumbled, incomplete, like some hungry psyche recounting dreams

There I stay with embodiment and its unseen values
Cornucopias of some great life. given truth jumped out and scared me
Gripping my mind, measuring droplets of natures parking lots
Murmuring something about pollen and honey
That mirror of blissed-out fidelity
Sending for a hundred pounds and I aim to longevity
Feeling the mission of morning’s peer
All its profit under the sun…maddening isn’t it
This godly love…we listen to the Preacher
He touches you, you touch me
We are handed two paths, with no town limits

© Copyright 2004 Lee J. - All Rights Reserved
Seymour Tabin
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Tamarac Fla
1 posted 2004-02-06 03:34 PM


LeeJ
A very literate write, but I think beyond the scope of most.

iliana
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2 posted 2004-02-06 03:39 PM


I've read this and liked it but need to re-read so I am sending to my library.  Very interesting.
Grover
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3 posted 2004-02-06 03:52 PM


A huge bag of inspiration here... loved the last stanza, "He touches you, you touch me
We are handed two paths, with no town limits." But, for the most part the poem needs to be tightened up. (Also, did you mean to say "do diligence" or "due diligence"?) Grover.

ice
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4 posted 2004-02-07 07:45 AM


LeeJ
Excellent language as usual...

I am thinking this is not all about you, although in some parts it seems to be?

The first stanza reminds me of Paris Hilton, whoever the hell that is? She seems to have no talent at all at anything, just another one of those "Royal Divas" crowned by the stupidity of pop culture....No wonder the  terrorists fanatics call us infidels.

You mention her here in the second stanza again..
"Oppression stares like a flippant sloth
Speaking in muffled tones"

But here in the third, the poem seems to revolve back to you as the main subject...perhaps a thought of an old lover that thinks still of you as a Diva?
"Every morsel of Godiva truffles chain our thoughts
Of sweet rendezvous true with context
Unsealing the years like musical moments"

The fifth stanza is sensuous, arousing in this line..."Past and present incorporated flesh and essence" It nobly supports that art in my mind. But maybe I have a dirty mind lol, and this is not what you planned for it to say?

The last stanza leaves the reader begging for more, like a great song saved by the band untill last. to leave the crowd breathless...

"This godly love…we listen to the Preacher
He touches you, you touch me
We are handed two paths, with no town limits"
a most excellent ending
btw, did you use the small g in "god" on purpose?

Anyway, perhaps you don't feel like explaining or answering my questions, if you do not feel you want to, it's ok..I am just a curious fellow, I enjoyed the poem, that is what is most important....
________ice
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5 posted 2004-02-07 01:28 PM




(does happy dance) This too reminded me of the "Big Fat Joe Idol Simple Life" out there, sweet friend, when did "Diva" become such a dirty word out there, LOL! (sigh) It sure feels like the Matrix, doesn't it, this is all artificial aluminum to me, od Bless You, you write with so much charisma, we all love you so much! You have such a beautiful heart, sweet Lee, thank you for sharing!



May love and light always shine upon you!

Love,
Noah Eaton

"You'll find something that's enough to keep you
But if the bright lights don't receive you
You should turn yourself around and come back home" MB20

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