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Carefully we planned for the big day 
Oblique qualms and doubts drove me away
Moody and thoughtless insensitivity
Maudlin thoughts curbed the festivity
Onerous thoughts like small transmitters
Now revealed my flutters and flitters
Ashamed, you admitted you had the jitters
Laughingly we both had learned
Intimacy shared is intimacy earned
Treasuring our love, our life unknown
You and I, together we’ve grown.

Commonality

we have so much in common,
from the air we breathe,
to the food we eat,
we have so much in common,
when we stand too long,
we must take a seat,
we have so much in common,
when we hunger,
we can consume all the food on the plate,
we have so much in common,
it makes no sense,
that there could be such a thing as hate.

Commonality

Common Place and Common Time
What we are is concubines

A lesser and part of now
A lesser and part of here
Dictated by the Sun
Dictated it's quite clear

Kept alive by its warmth
Kept alive by its grace
We act as if we do
When we act by laws ordained 

You are here right now
Right now you are here
Simply aware of what is 
Simply aware of what is clear

Clearly sustained by light
You and I are thoughts 
Curiously living in the consciousness of One


April 12 ,2018
Sun, Existence, Here, Now, You, I, Common


Commonality

not everything 
in this life 
can be tied 
into a 
neat little 
ribbon of 
commonality 
there are many 
levels of gray 
within this journey
called life

' Commonality '

Common Mistake … Common Courtesy
Common Sense … Commonality
Common Grave – Dug … or Common Ground – Hug
Uncommon Valor takes Uncommon Power
So.. Com’ On Love … Com’ On

Hidden Commonality

If we all want what we can't have,
How is it that
There's any happiness
Anywhere?
How can you just stop
Looking for that thing you never found?
Or does it really end?
Do they play pretend?
Is everybody secret-searching
Hoping they can stop the hurting
Now
Somehow?
I love to see all those blank faces
Passing me in simple places
I go everyday.
Maybe there's a way
To get inside a person's mind
And fill all of the emptiness
Before you're empty too.
It's a race against time;
I think that I might die.
Do you feel the same way?
That's step one.


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