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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required *** Poet’s Greetings *** (Written for Victor Buhaglar) Does the Malta shore pause its gurgling rush Of roll-over waves to hush In appreciation of your hand brushing its ending, foamed Touch over the sand, which is the greeting I’ve sent on to you, dear poet brother, as I do most every day. Is your extension of my sent greeting from Half a world away, some pleasant handing over of a day’s friendship, Where my good-night wishes Greet your morning breakfast? So, I fall asleep to your waking — A walking into a new dawn’s possibilities… Unless we both bypass time To give up on rest and remain awake to welcome The poetry that stays stirring, hunting A bare recording space through our fingertips; Unseen one to each other and all, but still present In one far away place to another — catching The gasps of wind gusts, or swallowing the ominous Shadows of pre-dawn and pre-dusk, where We pause to fill the separating disdance between Your shores there and our mountains here, With sprites peeking over our shoulders, and Faeries dancing for their morning teas or night sherry — Expecting after all these years, the sent messages that the heartfelt Poetry being voiced between us and danced over the world’s Extended beaches, will continue still, Waiting, holding onto plates of thick, iced cake And cut, lushious, fresh fruit, which we will enjoy together While hours apart. —————————————————————————————————————————— (Written for my poet brother Victor Buhaglar), 5/5/2023) Thanks be to God. Grateful for the slow but steady Improvement of my health. Have missed all here on PSp during recent trials while hospitalized.
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