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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Conation Have you tilted the axis on a new tomorrow Have you changed with intention — the direction of time (The New Room: February, 2024) Round Peg — Square Holes The poetry of mathematics — oxymoronic at best (Dreamsleep: February, 2024) Robert The Bruce War is won before the first battle fought Willful intention the enemy caught Decision a crossbow empowered by choice The spirit retracting — a conquering voice (Stonehenge: March, 1987) Apate Captive of emotion — prisoner of deceit (Dreamsleep: February, 2024) Crossing Over Attending his own funeral no tears were exchanged No grieving or mourning — but memory remained (Dreamsleep: February, 2024) In Memoriam People won’t remember you because of your money The human spirit bereft by your dollars in vain History won’t revere you because of your tokens Your legacy built upon — prescience ordained (Dreamsleep: February, 2024) Blood Trail Don’t get sucked into choosing both sides are bad The Left or the Right their massages sad The Right tries to promise what Leftist’s sublate Two sides to a trap — where lies are the bait (Dreamsleep: February, 2024) “What Simple Folk Do …” Only inside ordinary things is the extraordinary released Baptized new day after day eternity unleashed Only by embracing what’s common amongst us as Arthur knew so well Can we move on to where it starts beyond heaven — beyond hell (Memories Of Camelot: February, 2024) Making Our Bed The silence of death lives in the future Sleeping with memories — of yesterday’s past (Dreamsleep: February, 2024)
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