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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Black lives matter. Me too. Not my president. Give peace a chance. Luck runs out. I like immigrants. Power must be challenged by power. Equal and opposite reactions. God is the answer. Love is the answer. Walk on the sunny side of the street. Meat feet. Learn to drive. Wait for the train in the rain. A girl gets sick of a rose. Mock orange. Mediocre presidents, unnecessary wars. Triumph and humiliation. Meditation. Sometimes I’m tired of being me. Therefore. Subaru. Suduko. Haiku. Hulu. Stop on red, go on green. Orderly neighborhood. Too tired to be angry. Too tired to do homework. Tolstoy is the Tolstoy of the Zulus. College campus. Saguaro, cactus. Million dollar movie. Aliens in the bleachers. Full length feature. TED talk, lecture. Breathe in experience. Bring sentience into an expressible state. Events pile up with or without an identity willing to organize them. Events in their mere chronology make no sense. Inability to transcend own interests. Inability to find one’s way. Vacations and accomplishments accumulate late in life and early on. Late in life I struggle against my insignificance. The straight way lost. Concentrate on this: Thy will be done. The straight way misplaced. Get over it. Someone tell a joke. Love. Vote. Join a committee or a party. MLK made the jump from race to class, dreamed of a brotherly nation. Is this feeling nostalgia for the past or occipital neuralgia? Knee surgery, plywood factory. Lost lover, lost city. Old friends who are dead to me but still here. Somewhere there are flowers among railroad ties. True love between sexual partners. Dusty villages and vast cities. Popper v. Niebuhr, impeachment inquiry. Hassid and Muslim dress codes. French fashions. Watch for war, and shower. Do the limbo. Pay bills. The very thought of the rosy dawn makes Jack ill. Big comfy couch, a nocturnal upon St. Lucy’s Day. A long day’s journey into night. Truckin’. Death comes for the archbishop. Private Ryan and Big Red One. Absence of knowledge and intelligent beings who make things happen. Life’s brevity and the time taken to carve the canyon. Decibel level and ambient noise. Captain Carpenter and Mr. Flood. Nothing but ocean, self-aware organisms and the longing they provoke. Unit, corps, God, country. Zip code. The clocks and the docks gone and no smoke. Achilles and Hector. Wills and losses. Continued existence and most of history. A holy condition. A warrior’s position. Walk with a limp. Don’t complain about pain. Truth may be ascertained by considering your uncertainty. If everyone votes and every vote’s counted, time is the mercy of eternity.
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