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This age of connecting with other cultures
Has broadened my outlook and appreciation of others
It's no longer us and them
We're one happy blend
No more old prejudices, we're all sisters and brothers
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Lucille Ball
Made us laugh, playing hardball
With dingbat displays
And clever, nonsensical ways!
Desi Arnaz
Caused mayhem with pizzazz
Zaniness we loved to view
As he broadened the hullabaloo!
September 30, 2021
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Sponsor: Brian Strand
TV Show: I Love Lucy
"I am," in my own mind
Senses aware of what's around me
"I am," also in spirit
Sensing a divine connection
God revealed through multiple ways
Including a follower of Jesus' pathway
Seeking broadened divine awareness
Living as human, death won't escape me
Eternally connected to the Creation Mystery
Existing always as a God-created wonder
The flag waves proud on the 4th of July
telling a story still in the making,
her cloth has been torn and tattered at times
but her spirit never fades,
our nation has broadened her stars
and fought to maintain her stripes,
we disagree with each other routinely
but will lock arms to sing her glory,
she is much more than a piece of cloth...
she is America - in all of its glory.
I can look into his eyes
I see his pain and misery
I see the lies behind
His broadened smile
I can feel the tears that lye
Behind his misjudging stare
I cant read the message
His mind is in a distant land
What do I do
When I lost all words
When I cant stop his tear
When he's gone with the
River beneath his feet
I love all of you
I just dont understand all if you.
FLYING HIGH
My home ...
an empty nest
Permanent reminders of you
scattered around like fallen twigs
Old school photographs
bring a lump to my throat
You have spread your wings,
flown the nest, broadened your horizons
Like a Swallow
I hope you will return again one day soon
My best free verse from May 2018
sponsored by Laura Loo
5/10/18
The ancients honored you in their cultures
Mythology crowned Jataya, King Of Vultures
Obligate scavengers, you conduct your foray
Toward putrid carcass of what will be your prey
Dead bodies, prairie dogs, rodents, wild boars
Insatiable eclectic pallet opens many doors
Vomit, your defense, your uric acid searing
Hunched backbone, broadened wingspan so fearing
Here they soar, the vultures who seldom kill
Just scouting about for their carrion meal
Lucy And Ricky
That old TV show, 'I Love Lucy', was fun!
With style, Lucy made us all laugh at each one
of her silly faces and 'dingbat' displays.
But yet, she was clever and smart in her ways.
And Ricky, her hubby, was always right there
engaging in mishaps that would cause a flare,
and form such a comedy we loved to view.
As goader, he broadened the hullabaloo!
January 12, 2019
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Sponsor: Joseph May
TV Show: I Love Lucy
The winter’s moon, so bright with glow
It sits there in the sky
Upon the surface, is a face
Complete with nose and eyes
If you look close, you just may see
A man with broadened smile
That resides up there, watching us
Despite the many miles
He’s patient, there, so far above
As he takes in earthly view
Offering then his nighttime light
Meant for me and you
So, if by chance you one night see
The man there in the moon
Give him a wave to let him know
That you can see him too