Long Solarium Poems

It was the summer of 2014, I was just about to turn 13, spending June of summer vacation with my Grandmère, in Paris. Tonight, we’re at a fundraising benefit for African relief (it’s always *something*)....

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Yesterday the sun rose slowly
Over the lake glimmering glistening, quietly,
The calm wind took a wink at the blue jay softly
Flying over the fragrant pine trees and allowed the sun to
Burn in the summer morning, whispering,...

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Written: March 8, 2012
Updated: August 15, 2012
Note: Sequel to An Evening at the Home

3:00 a.m. - There was a full moon, and all was well.

Restless, uneasy snoring in various pitches was the only music of...

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Twinkle twinkle bright eyes blue,
Where have you disappeared to.
Your shining eyes and gazing look,
Sparkles in this little brook.
The black sheep has left it's flock,
And the kittens traded mittens for socks.
The three blind mice have regained...

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                    So i open’d one morn’n
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Sweet Home


From the tense of turbulence you profer comfort,
from the tests of time you offer abode,
Will all the fortresses of home refer incline?
Will all the fortitudes of hope adversity sublime?
The ocean of pleasure thou are;...

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DREAMS

Unfulfilled unending unleashed
Are my dreams I live for
Some day I wake up
Standing before the wonders of this world
The most splendid marvellous spectacular
Supreme pure and fair
The creation of god through we
I wish a part of it...

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Solarium songs  of unsung heroes  rooted to the ground 
Matchable shades  red roses of silk bereft of true life  
Evergreen dreams  on eyelet vistas desired  not found 
Fantasies throng...

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Long legged pixie hop. Circles in the grass. Encircled by the firelights. Duties in the pass. Awaken one oh global one. Assisting virally everyone. Mission paths on grasses. Enshrouded in such myth. Vital is the...

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