Spiritual July Poems

 Climate summer shifts solstice wind burn sees
Time earliest sunrise and sunset breaths 
 Radiant hot temp blistering heats weaves
 Happens longest days the years...

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The trees on the block
are all talking with each other
about their time and place.
They’re talking with each other
all around the world
and they are one.
They are...

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Gripped by jubilant spirit of Christ’s birth*
Resounding that Messiah came to earth
Our church celebrates Mission Month with zest
Every July midst Gospel-preaching crest.

Reverberating divine good news...

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Antlers big and strong
              Big changes like all phases
Capricorn in view
 ...

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The July sky is drawing nigh
Ensuring blue infinity.
We soar above the clouds so high
To contemplate divinity.
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Sham(e) full travesty regarding fourth of July celebration

American independence day
linkedin severance from English crown
Continental Congress representatives
parlayed courtesy thirteen original colonies
yielding Declaration of Independence
immediately rendered null...

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Once upon a time, this obstinate beastie boy
(i.e. yours truly, or none other than me)
fought tooth and nail,
(hence the reason I wear dentures)
against maturation, and...

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I can select scant options
available among figurative
menu of life (mine) case in
point, this ordinary day (July
10th, 2019) typifies small
number routine prospects

regarding how I will while
away...

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Happy Happy Birthday John E. ZammitPace

To the GREATEST SENSATIONAL BREATHTAKING COMPOSER  
with the most
SPECTACULAR MODERN MUSIC 
let me say 
Happy Happy Birthday to you...

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Anchored to the sands of The River Babylon, I implored, logos.
Comforted, on the river banks, she whispered her name, “Sophia.”
Saying, "Summon" her. She will breathe....

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Chairs lined with stripes, 
green and white,
became ski jump ramps
for feelings, innocent and pure,
taking off from the edge
hoping to defy the gravity of fears. 

Only...

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On that cloudy weekend in June 
I hear a soft and graceful tune 
from the grey bird on the tree 
branch 
Singing sweet lullabies felt...

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