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LeeJ
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0 posted 2004-03-01 01:37 PM


Circle
Within the belly of happiness throbs the ark of life
There is no anger or fear…but an assertive conversation
Not leaving me on the outside…letting me in deeper & deeper
Until my whole being becomes accountable
Driving me home…leaning towards golden wheat
Of nothing, yet…all that exists, gathering the
Unused hours…like a scavenger of the dumb
I never minded, nor will ever….
The surge of one electrifying pulse through a cable
Lights the light and remains there…coloring imagination
Where we live in reality and sweet dreams
Dawn streatches beyond the horizon…smiling at thoughts
Releasing like fledglings of a frontier…reaching for me
Standing me in a place….gleaming like silver
Encompassing all…asovereignty filling my cup with
Amazing proportions…splashing life at me…like a child
My soul…becomes the candle of essence, eternity
Secrets…you know the ones…those sounds which echo from
Stars, kissing our infancy….gathering smiles
Of a forming path…saying…you are welcome…and I cannot
Tell the elation inside…the bliss of desire has been fed
For from that desire, came an understanding…a knowledge of
Freedom…something that was knocking at my door for years
And all I had to do was open it….now my veins explode
With molten lava…penetrating the cause, screaming…love
And somehow I know he’s there, in every waking hour
Breathing into my sleep…what was before me and now walks with me
Depicting beauty in each morsel of failure…light reflects
But…nothing can assume faith…lest it be faith itself….and perhaps all is obsolute without rules
The innocence of which I’m capable…I will never forgot that power
Weeping tears of joy at remembering, the chance to know those pearls of life
I’m back where I started…before I left me…



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Seymour Tabin
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Tamarac Fla
1 posted 2004-03-01 03:07 PM


LeeJ
We do fly circles but one is always slightly above the other. Enjoyed

BluesSerenade
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By the Seaside
2 posted 2004-03-03 11:52 PM


I especially liked the ending to this...
Beautiful poetry LeeJ, every single word of it.

Sadelite
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3 posted 2004-03-04 12:03 PM


Lee,
   I am in awe at the wisdom and beauty
ringing in your poem.  I was first taken by:

  "Within the belly of happiness throbs the  ark of life"   This reminded me of pleasant Quaker experiences, where we spoke of or I read somewhere of "God being in the belly."
Thanks for your wonderful imagery that allows
the reader to venture out, filling in their own blanks, as well as inviting the reader to
be right there with you.  You have a unique talent, Lee.
                     Sadie


iliana
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4 posted 2004-03-04 01:14 AM


LeeJ, I'm with Seymour on this one -- a bigger circle perhaps?!  Enjoyed you lovely, lovely penning.   .........jo
passing shadows
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displaced
5 posted 2004-03-04 03:12 AM


oh, that last line...well done!
EternitysHorizon
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6 posted 2004-03-05 09:50 AM


the honest description introspection
bouncing from mundane to the most important
questions each pummels her or himself with
literally forces to say

This is quite good
My compliments

"High on the Mountain, where the Sun stil Shines, and the water runs a little lazy."

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