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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required 1. Material life in the Material World: Duality in every direction: As Heaven above is, So, the earth below: With every delicate, red, mysterious rose, A proverbial, wounding thorn ... 2. Suburban splendor: A life of "quiet desperation"; Holy apparition, manifestation, Suburban confession: One fine, fine house; Five exquisite rooms inside; But not one friend In any one of them. One calls through the door of each: There's no reply; nothing; nada; Just the sound of the proverbial "crickets chirping". But unlike the stand up comic, struggling on stage for A laugh, facing the blank, staring faces of the audience, One knows there's no one "out there", Knows one can't "hear them breathing". There's only solitude, Only the sound of one's own heart beating, Finally coming back to one's senses. 3. Chance, chaotic and mistaken: Father and child suddenly, unexpectedly - Trade mutually alienated, hostile glances, Father versus child, the father the fool - In an existential fog: Another small, quiet death, Saving beauty lost, A moral universe crashed and burned, For now ... 4. Endless summer: The Ides of August [Ancient Roman feast day for the slaves] Sunday, August 13 Summer vacation at the shoreline; Somehow, girlish and laughing, Diana in tow, eyes alive; And there, some way thriving: Every mother, every daughter, Every child: Loving, fervent prayers to the Goddess. And a night like a dream: Dreams dreamed asleep, And ones dreamed awake; The flower of the day time And the flower of the night. With gentle whispering, a sigh, Ghostly pale, water lilies stir - On a slowly, softly brightening shore - Awaking, enraptured, basking In a full moon's timeless glow. [Above poem in honor of Edgar Allan Poe, American poet; writer; editor; literary critic extraordinaire (1809 - 1849); And of Fernando Pessoa, renowned Portuguese poet; writer; literary critic (1888 - 1935); And of George Harrison, of course, phenomenally influential Beatle; singer/songwriter/musician; producer; Hare Krishna devotee (1943 - 2001); Haribol!]
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