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The forest seemed black
in the distance,
like a thick wall that prevented
the passage,
and little by little,
upon coming closer,
its dark color began to turn
into green foliage,
protecting between...
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How bored
the afternoon is feeling
lost in the park,
slowly dropping
her handkerchief,
green lace dark
and refreshing.
Everything is so calm,
perhaps a little durment
with such a simple fragrance...
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I wish this baby, flannel, oatmeal, bells,
Balloons a kite, a bike, a cat, a phone .
I wish her tryouts, outfits, ocean swells
And dances, love notes, babies of her own.
But dare I wish...
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Drowning in a sea of sadness
With all my strength I hold back the tears
My chest aches, my throat tightened,
as a melancholic melody sings in my head.
Always yearning to...
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Religious and spiritual poem by parish poet Peter Menkin:
Spring has sprung, clocks go forward...
Talking about the weather, we have rain again. Spring is here, it arrived on...
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Tags:
creation, good, earth, Spring, Christian, Episcopal Church, Tamalpias, Mill Valley, California, religious, spiritual
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