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Category Archives: perception
Better With Age
Does Anything get better with Age? In this, another age of losing, Does the sense of life improve? It is harder to remember the day she died. Is there something you would like to see again? I do wear my … Continue reading
Posted in after life, aspiration, coping with failure, perception, poem, poetry
Tagged death, existence, fear, hope, poem
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Ghost Stories
Gaze ever into cloud dotted blue skies From the comfort of this four posted bed. Is there anyone for him to talk to, An opthamologist of blue skies Who can diagnose those faraway eyes, Examine the visionary’s vision, Then prescribe … Continue reading
Willow Weeping
Sun has abandoned our forlorn hemisphere, Willow sways at the water’s edge Her wisps dangle, dancing alone. Missing the shimmy of leaves Long since gone, Their brilliant colors Browned and forgotten, Her yellows and greens Spread grey to match Sky … Continue reading
Waiting for the Hope Tree
Corroborating the Self destructive Drive of our world: Hope deferred Dream deferred Tree of knowledge Crucifixion Hesitating Cliche making Waiting Proverbs 13:112 says: ‘Hope deferred maketh the heart sick: but when the desire cometh, it is a tree of life.’
Silenced and Waiting
The fire started in her belly: She could see the beautiful flame and it made her Hungry for knowledge. Starving her The hunger and the flame just danced and danced, and yet the rulers snapped on every perception, and Whacked … Continue reading
Time Diminished? Increase your Awe
Tick tock Speeds up Temporal illusions are Mere brain constructions. Each year A southern Layer cake grows One, three, seven, nine, Layer caramel cake Grows to fifteen layers. Subjective are the perspectives Of the passing of time. Speeding are seconds … Continue reading
Posted in baking, biological, perception, poetry, time
Tagged layer cake, poem, poetry, the fall of human, time
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