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It is a dazzling display of brilliance, this conglomeration of constellations from different skies above as many different seas.  I look at them, and feel the spark within my being.  So, like a wounded soldier from the battlefield of life, I take little tentative steps, slowly but surely getting back the hang of walking with my poetic words after having been paralyzed for years.  Gentle souls warmly welcome and offer as crutch a kind note or two, and not a few offer a glass of their own wise concoction when my throat and thoughts seem dry.

a little star blinks 
     with millions in milky way ~
            words flow from a quill

I start having fun and develop new friendships, and as my own unsure steps strengthen with each passing day I continue to soak and absorb the light from the sun and glow from the moon and stars thousands of miles away.  I realize that in this artworld no less than the creator has pioneered and trailblazed by the masters of years past, there is a place for all who dares to put down thoughts, fantasies and dreams in words and puts them out there to share with everyone.

fledgling butterfly
       hitched a wagon to the stars ~
               words form into poems

A lesson this experience brings me is that with all the glitter emanating from each brilliant star there lies within a heart battle scarred, just like me… some maybe more than others.  Those golden stardusts are but byproducts of myriad encounters common to this life’s journey.  If one finds herself in the trail of a hurtling comet, one should not be dismayed, but get out of the way for it is nothing personal.  Odd but true, that sometimes it is the comet’s panacea for the pain nature has ordained.  However, so long as I do not set out to cause undue disruption in someone’s sky travel, I should not allow the comet, or any star for that matter, to dictate my direction.  I have my own path to tread.

stars come out at night
         brighter after a wild storm ~
                 poems take new brilliance







13 November 2015
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