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"... as she saw nothing but young men all day long ...
this sight of her fellow-traveler was completely lost
in her mind, as the crooked pin dropped by a child
into the wishing-well twirls in...
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I've not been one
to tell you how to drive.
It's your car, your gas.
I'm here for the ride.
Right now,
it's up to you
when we arrive.
But this is what I'm seeing
from my side.
When fearing...
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Now everything is cool.
We're at that stage
when trust, respect feel sure.
We sense a link in struggle,
pain and hope.
As we engage
things fall in place,
we think in sync.
But some day
I...
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Vast kingdoms once
did span this shrinking sphere.
One monarch bold
a million men could rule.
To teach the dumb,
protect the poor from fear,
to sow these seeds,
a scepter was his tool.
If I...
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Spiritual poem by Peter Menkin. These notes from Peter Menkin blog:
Thursday, July 12, 2007
Summertime Conversation in Friendship
What's this poem (?), but a conversation in summertime with...
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