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No Ignacious

No Ignacious

Have we been tried and yet seen mortal
Have we failed the test once more
Have we passed the birthright portal
Have from baby known the score

Now talking told my mother
How I drowned in the big blue sea
And another time, yet another
When the shark made a meal of me

For we inhabit many spheres
Live and die to get it right
There’s just not only here
come back young errant Knight

But I’m as old as the morning star
was there when Adam met Eve, hurrah
many times and many places
just one planet no Ignacious

I lived out near the morning star
I herded sheep and goats, galah
I died and joined the flow to blend
came back to Earth my deeds to mend

Don Johnson

My Average Summer Day

As I take a breath of the fresh morning air,
just over the horizon- The sun rises
The birds are chirppin'- cars are
driving
As I exhale my first breath-it hits
me
The vast foggy morning heat comes
across my body.
What happen'd to spring? Why the sudden
heat?

Perhaps a change in climate- In humans?
Maybe it has always been like this?
These are questions I ask myself as
my thoughts drift further from reality
and deeper into my curiosity for
the unknown.

I've always been infatuated with walking
thru doors without knowing what's on 
the other side.
You could say: I'm a truth seeker.

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