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Sadelite
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0 posted 2003-11-07 12:39 PM



I wonder if
people
are like The Big Bang
in its tumultuous implosion
with pieces
energized
and banned.

Pieces distantly swirling
for eons
Until nature’s affinity
Finds itself,
reaching,
with its grasping fingers
to dearly fashion
a new earthly pelf

Like the cluster of many
speck of persons
placed among our souls
Each individual connecting
like rainbow’s drops
blending from incomplete
to whole.



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Brad Majors
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Georgia
1 posted 2003-11-07 12:41 PM


I like this!
passing shadows
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2 posted 2003-11-07 12:42 PM


only if you're on a plane 25,000 feet up
Sadelite
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3 posted 2003-11-07 02:43 PM


To anyone reading this,
   I apologize if my message was not clear and misunderstood-- I have a particular interest in theories of the earth's creation and was attempting to express how bits of
people come together to make us.   After re-reading it and response, I realize it could have held a negative meaning to some.  If I offend anyone, I do apologize.
                             Sadelite

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4 posted 2003-11-07 03:11 PM


    As a farm girl, I leave you with this quote:    "Some days you step in it, and some days you don't!"
    I just haven't been able to get the right words out today not even in my responses.   I think it's time to put the cap on the pen--I have a feeling the ink won't flow for a while.  Again, my apologies for my lack of perception.
                    Sincerely,
                      Sadelite
                              

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5 posted 2003-11-07 04:29 PM


Don't apologize because we read your words to mean something different...and don't stop writing. It's all a process...some of us write clearly what we mean and many others are harder to decipher but  we enjoy all kinds on here ..it would be boring otherwise. And we learn from each other this way.
*s

Maureen

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6 posted 2003-11-07 05:13 PM


ya know what, i think you're right...

i think that it's brainless to assume that making changes to your window's view will gain a new perspective.

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7 posted 2003-11-07 05:32 PM


Sadelite~

'Each individual connecting
like rainbow’s drops
blending from incomplete
to whole'


I totally enjoyed the perspective in this piece~
*Huglets*
~*Marge*~

~*When the heart grieves over what it has lost,
the spirit rejoices over what it has left.
- Sufi epigram
     noles1@totcon.com     

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8 posted 2003-11-08 02:49 AM


nothing negative taken here by me...I was just saying it all comes together when you're above it all, looking down, not in the middle of it.
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9 posted 2003-11-08 03:08 AM


Passing Shadows,
   Thanks for your response!   I must need to get some sleep!  I totally, totally misinterpretted what I thought I heard you thinking!  (I take it you got my e-mail.)
The moral of the story is to never think too much!  Right?
  Have a good evening.   I hope you have better luck at going to bed than I am!
                            Sadie

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10 posted 2003-11-08 03:15 AM


Thanks everyone for your responses.  I've got to write these things with more simplicity--even I misinterpretted my own writing!  Now,  that's pretty bad!  Thanks for your support.
                            Sadie

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11 posted 2003-11-08 03:26 AM




(smiles) Oh Sadie, I wouldn't change a thing here, sweet friend, sometimes we write poetry at first that seems nonsense and even insane, but believe me, when you get a bit older you will find a whole new meaning in this same poem and who knows, it may be a favorite of yours you understand! (big hugggssssss) God Bless You, sweet friend, write on, we all love you so much! You have such a beautiful heart, sweet Sadie, thank you for sharing!



May love and light always shine upon you!

Love,
Noah Eaton

I don't need no proof when it comes to God and truth
I can see the sun set and I perceive

***Live***

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12 posted 2003-11-08 03:33 AM


Sadelite, my mother has a theory... that as well as a physical "big bang" there was a spiritual one that coincided.  God, father of all and Infinite being, in His ever expanding consciousness, created us..... choice, necessity, growth.  We hold a small part of God in us... everything does and this is how we are connected to the universe.  We are truly the stuff of stars... trying to get home.

I enjoyed the write.... I too may have taken you out of context... but the philosophical astronomer in me says nay!

Sherry


[This message has been edited by Magicmystery (11-08-2003 03:34 AM).]

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13 posted 2003-11-08 04:19 AM


Brad,
  Glad you liked it.  Stop by again.  I've read some of your poems, too-- you've got some pretty deep thinking going on there.
                              Sadelite

nakdthoughts,
   Thanks for your encouraging words.  I was wrong--I will pick up a pen again.   Gee that makes three times today that I've been wrong!  Three's a charm, right?  Write.
Once again, thank you.
                                 Sadelite

mytuesdaywishes,
    Really?   Thank you for taking time to reflect upon this.   Have a good day.
                                 Sadelite

Marge Tindal,
     Thanks, Marge.  I'm glad you like the perspective.  Stay around for a while and it'll probably change.   That's one of the reasons I chose the user name, Sadelite--
because I always orbit, never seeing the same thing the same way until I'm on my second orbit, if then.   Some call it fickle.
I call it perspective (at least at times!)
   Enjoy the day.
                            Sadelite


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14 posted 2003-11-08 04:24 AM


Mistletoe Angel,
   Thank you for sharing those bits of wisdom.   I bet you're right!   Enjoy the weekend.
                              Sadelite

Magicmystery,
    Yes, we're on the same wavelength, Sherry!  The philosophical astronomer in you
was correct.   You do in fact understand what I was orbiting toward in my write.   Thanks for sharing your mother's theory, too.  I hadn't thought of it in all those terms.     I hope you're able to experience the eclipse.
                             Sadelite

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15 posted 2003-11-09 11:28 AM


I read this the other day, Sade,
and was interrupted before I could respond.
I enjoyed this very much.  Thank you!

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16 posted 2003-11-09 12:43 PM


Sadie, yes I got your email and I thank you

You're a sweetheart for thinking of other people like that. I did not have any bad feelings about this poem and even if I did, you have a right to post what you want (within the board guidelines) without being criticized or judged for your views.

This poem just made me think of being on a plane and looking down to see all the people together in a space that seems so small, but when you land, you're right back in the middle of the fighting and seperation and distance...with their own lives and their own battles...

please don't be so hard on yourself...you are a welcome part of the family here

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17 posted 2003-11-09 06:40 PM



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18 posted 2003-11-09 07:28 PM


blending from incomplete
to whole.

I like those words...and don't feel you have
offended...I think you painted a very nice
picture for us to look at and reflect upon.

We all have our opinions...and this being
a place to allow expression...is just right
for what you have shared...  So, take that
cap off the pen..and keep goin!!

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19 posted 2003-11-09 07:41 PM


I very much enjoyed the read!
~Smiles & Hugs, Nancy~

~I've loved you forever, in lifetimes before~

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20 posted 2003-11-09 09:16 PM


Very like indeed. Sometimes the pieces are recalled by gravity and sometimes they're gone, leaving a void behind that will only be filled by another lost bit captured from another outporing of soul.

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