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Lunacy Loo Flies

*** Lunacy Loo Flies ***


Beauuty, in a creature from
Among the most high;
In rythmic song while in her flight 
Witnessng the realities and fancies
Circling the clouds — 
Proud of her ancient, legendary form, gone

lost into that certain dimension of Nature’s 
Blessed  running for all immediacy 

While she 
Sprang between the limbs of lush trees,  
So completely freedom-inspired 
One afternoon while
She stroked through her mussed, flared crown.
And then, after shaking all over
Her jeweled, semblant  red, sequin-bright,
Broach- brushed underskirts, primed for
Exploring the landscape while sounding
A chorus new to her lyrical psalming — 
In the midst of her swirl of awesome flourishes,
She was moved to declare, 

“I’ll wear no more seasonally knit displays
For the memory-catching moments 
That other journeying life
Might find it all regal to behold through me,

But, I, Loo, choose  to travel my 
Oncoming days,
Each, morn to moon,
Henceforth, 
Living out my destiny 
-Being a truly found-treasure 
Of all that’s verdant, growing
In flight and song — 

Overlands,
Between the earth’s dividing seas, 
 Which God found ‘Good.’

While I wish to be portrayed 
In the vignette of my life,
Near to all my cousns worldwde —
Their being draped, being ribbon-wrapped 
All around 
Everywhere luminous 
In brightly ringing rainbow colors…
In sight of Creation’s unlimited imagination,

With stardust dazzling across my bodice
And Divinity’s graced angellic gleams
That will guide, will reach from within my spirit 
On through my scoping outlook, flickering

My soul to glisten ahead, 
My dark, marble eyes showing  white points
Directed everywhere
Enroute and aloft —

So these — my sleeked Cardinal feathers may
Combine
To elegantly surprise the scenes and themes
Of my journeying
Flights, which the day’s lauding light
Will bear me
  Continually for coming  generations —
Radiant
  For wild, never-ending reflections.”
She concluded resolutely, “I’m moving over
The countryside for all good — where 

I gather up springtime’s tulips’ red petals 
From golden pastures, and moving again cloud high 

From where I dive to catch their falling smiles..
I’ll sleep in valleys and bathe beside creeks
To raise
My young to defy capture beyond the sighting
Of our tossed garnet,
Breeze-borne  flights,
Seeding hints
Of the glorious, divine hours to come.


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As Loo became lost in time, during my recent long, difficult hospitalization,
I was “lost” to being & knowing myself after 4 general anesthesia procedures.  
Ayers.R, pIn this poem, Loo becomes the metaphor for the lost Sally finding myself in a new flight & song of self-acceptance, including my human frailties, failures and beauty…Bless you all!  Sending hugs, prayers…with profound thanks to Jim, who saved my life again, encouraging my lost heart to want to live when i’d no idea i was even meant to live or where i was.  Love you, Jim, always!
(Written & dedicated to the ever possible fellowship of hearts…)
(c) sally young eslinger 5/1-5/5/2023
Thanks be to God

Copyright © | Year Posted 2023




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Date: 5/15/2023 10:10:00 PM
Sally so glad to see you pulled through ' I had no idea? That you were in a rough patch.' A great colourful write here..All the best dear.)
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Date: 5/5/2023 10:40:00 PM
`Pity when one is sick, but as Jesus said: Thy will we done.
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