Short Latitudes Poems

lackadaisical
listless, loveless longings leave
lonely latitudes...

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Peculiar habit of the poet:
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In  nonexistent  latitudes!...

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Weather varies,
and so latitudes,
and so butterflies,
and so questions and rainbow colours,
and so answers,
and so possibilities,
and so infinities......

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williwaw

noun WILL-ih-waw 

1 a : a sudden violent gust of cold land air common along mountainous coasts of high latitudes

b : a sudden violent wind

2 : a violent commo...

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Having ordinary realization investments zoned on navigational testimonials
Atmospheres latitudes hoping open resolution inspiration zesting,
over nautical terrains and logistics 
Heaping o-mounts radius in Zion on tear north to areas leaned...
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written by James Edward Lee Sr.
03/03/15...

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In the PixiS climb to Hydra
Lynx is next just past the Lion
Take a dip into Ursas Major
Come and ride the Leos Minor
It’s a Primer she said…
Reading wheels inside your head
Stacking stones into pyramids
Merry goes round the ecliptic
Latitudes of a Long time cryptic
Marching two and fro…
Is it Zero or is it Nero
Inquiring our minds to know...

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Man like to travel
From one corner to another corner of the earth 
Transverse the longitudes and the latitudes
Similar to an ant
Wondering when can he finish the mission
But 
He may travel in books, in movies 
By internet, by study ecchange plan
By communicating with people from other parts of the world
With reading
Man even travei in history and space...

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Whispering color--whites, grays, icy blues, and browns,
Ice-intoxicated, Winter gyrates upon a crystal floor,
Naked, boldly iridescent in a freezing wrap of snow;
Temperance abandoned, the calming virtue her character avoids,
Eventually her dazzle will be forced latitudes away
Retreating the waxing sun's revitalizing rays.

Copyright, September 29, 2014
Faye Lanham Gibson...

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On a frosty November night I don my warmest clothing, the skies are clear enough for viewing. I train my telescope to the northern sky, between +90 and -65 latitudes , just beneath Andromeda and Pegasus I see two fish known to ancient Greeks as Pisces.  Venus and her son Eros have transformed to escape mythical Typhon.  A rope of stars connects the mother and son so that they never lose one another.  


venus and eros
swim the cosmic seas
autumn vision
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A face can tell many stories, ancestor’s journeys, and glories,
Every feature stemmed from a root, from worldly gardens bearing fruit,
How could one be the best?

Traits portray unique magnitudes, of all descendant’s latitudes,
Colors and pigments of many, beautiful wonders of plenty,
Can one be like the rest?

Cultures weave colors of mankind, vivid threads of time left behind,
Diversity resounds splendor, within heart walls echoes render, 
That each and all are blest....

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