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Vultures

Vultures -----

-----------passing over dying shadows

nothing to feast on

the wind came and carried them away



10-26-13

SandyIvy

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Windmill

My heart was stopped beside the mill,
Waterfalls, empty pail 
Beyond the barn, in the grim shadows
Bottled like a plan with no purpose
Broken glass under each stone
The wind blew dark raven plumes

The floor with no sign or face
Waterfalls, empty pail
A wide shade appears, 
Grey shadows crossing beyond the barn
Blood drips from each wind generator blade
Stoned with no drift

SandyIvy
12-5-15

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Replica

Replica

I see you, than I see me
I love you all over again
Daughter you are a “reflection” of the beauty inside of me.
Again, I love you all over
I see me, than I see you

10-20-12

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Kick the Bucket

Kick The Bucket 

Olive juice.............

I have no friends to tell,
I'm a vulture in the bucket,
A bucket of KFC all for me.
Life well lived!
Until I wrote down my bucket list.

3-18-13

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Life

life

Life what a bleep!
Then you die.
Like, John Doe!
Like, Jane Doe

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Suicidal Tendency

:-)

That's sure not me!

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Ellip Who

#1

I sustain 
sweet smile
how bout you?

 
#2 

mundane night
in the dark
my desk light


Ellip Contest
3-3-13

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Sympathy

I knew a man with a sailors hat
Fat and chubby, smelled like a rat
         kissed him out of stupidity,
         now he's down on one knee,
Somebody give me a baseball bat!

6-4-12

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Mother Teresa

Mother Teresa

Not like the Mona Lisa 
A bit like father time
Does not smile like Gandhi 
( Quote ) "Peace begins with a smile.”  


“Come be My light,” 


This luminous messenger of God
Belong to the world
Missionary of Charity, a “mother to the poor,”
Mother Teresa of Calcutta (1910-1997)



12-11-12

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Summer Fun

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I take my clothe off' now that is fun.
My nipples get hard under the new summer sun.
Winter approaches'
And still my nipples are hard.


3-30-12