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The Darkness Within

The darkness within us shows its face,
In numerable ways, one embrace.
In this moment, I dream.
In a valley where raven screams,
Atop a hill, amid a heath,
I went to dissolve my grief.
Hope should not die; is signal I perceive.
From the silvers through nimbus, & red roses beneath.
I am not lost in endless space- I do believe,
Time’s gentle embrace I receive.

Hollow

Dark hollow words echo 
in my skin for things 
I have done in numerable sins 
counting each a thorn of pain 
dark hollow words distain 
desire my internal fire 
my funeral pyre they cut so slow 
so very deep I feel then seep
down to keep me in turmoil 
Cleansed by my fire slow and complete 
dark hollow words 
echo long 
into my night
longing for something 
to keep me company

Premium Member I Love In a Full Blown Puppy Way

My crushes are so numerable, it is crazy to try to remember them all.
When I love you it’s in a full blown puppy way, in your lap with Tarzan’s call.
Sky King, Mighty Mouse, Bugs Bunny, The Pink Panther, Howdy Doody.
Yes, I know it is dating me. I also crush on things sweet and fruity.
Cobbler, filled donuts, eclairs, turnovers, any kind of pie especially cherry.
I loved being outside picking fruit, peas, beans, and all kinds of berry.
I crushed on mushrooms fresh from the woods full of tiny ants.
When I got a bit older I crushed on bell bottoms, the hippy pants.
Crush on Elvis, Johnny Cash, John Wayne, Maureen Sullivan and others.
Cannot get enough of Trixie Belden, Nancy Drew, and Agatha Christie.
Love all things shiny dazzling – rhinestones, aluminum foil, names like Trixie.
Attracted beyond belief to Tina Turner, Cher, Bette Midler and Adam Lambert.
A hippie throwback with a green thumb; I love to wear a three tiered skirt.
TV is not my thing at all, but I love to paint, swim, dance, play racquetball.
I love what I love, and I mean for the rest of my life, flat out in a puppy way.
So if you want to be my friend, make sure it’s forever because I don’t play.


It Will Be Worth It All

We have sorrows we can't share 
  and an in-numerable amount of sin.
We have burdens we can't bare
  and no friends with which to find comfort.
We have troubles beyond our fix
  and cause such dead array.
We are bent beneath some load
  and have no way to carry it.
HE has conquered
  and it will be worth it all when we see JESUS!

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