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My Poems New Jerusalem Las Vegas

My Poems Are but only and unto me An inner source of both shuttling and chastening my day dreams My very own fantastical imagination galaxy and far off universe Inside my head rallying me to discover what may well just reside beyond the setting stellar sun or dark side of the moon Because I would far rather be alone and searching for something more significant other than this out there than here Than awaken again tomorrow with a sore neck from staring up at a sky full of shooting stars Constantly wishing and waiting for the quickening crash of thunder and lightning to strike And with such levity and brevity of clarified thought and sadly devoid of any means of leaving this world's earths atmosphere behind I instead have no other option left but to try and imagine it's splendor in my mind's eye And even if I was to take this journey on my own alone with not another single soul or anyone to tell How would that be any different but rather so much better than being surrounded by people but nobody willing to listen I think at least much like the 1st Apollo crew taking 1 small step for mankind who returned I would rather happily live out the rest of my life as a Giant Jettisoned as a castaway just me myself and Wilson Gazing out a porthole both utterly bemused and blown away taking in an ever increasing impressive interplanetary firework display Thankful for the fact this ethereal majesty has thus far been spared from humankind Otherwise this would probably by now have been turned into a ride on an amusement park complete with hotel casino fast food chains and shopping mall

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Date: 4/29/2022 12:07:00 PM
I find your poetry very deep with underlying meaning in every thought you put down on paper. Hugs and blessings, JENNIFER.
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