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Cease to amaze me over flows abundant nurturing
caring so to endear in the premise of the calling goes
covering  caressing those thoughts of embitterment
crossing the lines of severed endearment we choose
choice reapplied, realignments governed by hope yet
coming to befriend insisting nothing else but 
concerned oneself with caution unwilling to take risks prudence



6/14/24
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2024©
Categories: reapplied, analogy, appreciation, caregiving, how
Form: Pleiades

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How close I came to Lotto Fame? I cannot tell a lie. I came so close, I almost spoke to He that gave me mind.

How I wish I made the news of Fame that's fleeting from my grasp. But then again it had no flair, for I missed the call and failed it all. What a dredgeful fall from Fame, of which my fate relied, and I reapplied. 

My one chance to be a star and capture world win fame, I would not care to be anonomous, if everyone knew my name. They say One in ten million is my 
chance at winning, I say one in ten million can be my dance beginning.

So, I select six new balls to try my hand at Fame and therefore will I endeavor to win this tremendous Game. 

If I fail this time, I can only say, I have another chance to play this game again, another day.
Categories: reapplied, confidence, courage, dream, emotions,
Form: Rhyme


If We Were Young Men

If we were young men,
  if we were strong

If we had fresh words,
  to add to our song

If we were soldiers,
  with war in our veins

If we were poets,
  our voices reclaimed

If we were lovers,
  of women that cried

If we went wandering,
  our hearts reapplied

If we were statesmen,
  the world in our grasp

If we were sailors,
  the wind at our backs

If we were farmers,
  with meadows so green

If we were actors,
  on stages supreme

If we were hunters
  new wolf on the prowl

If we were dreamers
  all wishes allowed

If we were young men,
  still facing the sun

But alas, we are old
—and darkness has come	

(Villanova Pennsylvania: February, 2016)
Categories: reapplied, age,
Form: Ballad
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