Winter
Making
A
Blustery
Show,
Threatening
Snow,
Turning
The
Mountain
Indigo,
Sweeping
From
Arizona
Into
New
Mexico.
Coming
West
On
The
Highway,
A
Gale
Was
Blowing
Me
Astray,
But
I made
It
Round
The
Bend
To
Journey’s
End,
Very
Glad
To
Be
Home
Again.
Excursion
Winter Making A Blustery Show, Threatening Snow, Turning The Mountain Indigo, Sweeping From Arizona Into New Mexico. Coming West On The Highway, A Gale Was Blowing Me Astray, But I made It Round The Bend To Journey’s End, Very Glad To Be Home Again.
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Remembrance
Yellow Roses On My Table, Which I’ll Keep As Long As I am Able, To Remember Golden Roses I carried On My April Wedding Day, In A City Far Away. Those Petals Fell, But I tell You Now I kept Every Vow, And Though He’s No Longer Here, I buy Roses Still, And Always Will, For Him, For Me, To Hold The Memory. The Introvert Steps Out.
Opening Party. Glass Of Booze, The Slap Slap Of My Shoes, The Ruse Of How Are Ya, Mighty Fine. I’ve An Inability In Public Galleries To Shine, Even With Wine, Even If The Work Is Mine. Empty Tunes As Through The Rooms I wend, Wishing I could Unbend, Get In The Groove, Until The Sluggish Clock Moves Into Late, And I can Find The Gate. So Long, Bye Bye, I sigh, What A Show, And Happily, I can Go. Echo
Today, In A Crowded Shop, I heard A Voice Call My Name, As In The Past. Oh, God, At Last, Was My First Thought, I have Been Found, Turned Around, But No, It Was Not The One, Come To Understand, Offer A Loving Hand, Only A Stranger Pursuing A Child Being Wild. I darted Out The Door Into The Dark, To Drive Home Through The Park Singing Away The Mute Violence Of Silence. ‘Don’t They Know It’s The End Of The World, If You Don’t Love Me Anymore?’ Echo
Today, In A Crowded Shop, I heard A Voice Call My Name, As In The Past. Oh, God, At Last, Was My First Thought, I have Been Found, Turned Around, But No, It Was Not The One, Come To Understand, Offer A Loving Hand, Only A Stranger Pursuing A Child Being Wild. I darted Out The Door Into The Dark, To Drive Home Through The Park Singing Away The Mute Violence Of Silence. ‘Don’t They Know It’s The End Of The World, If You Don’t Love Me Anymore?’ Runoff
Raining Today, Washing The Mountain Away, Turning All Around To Shadowed Grey. Air Planes Bounce Across The Cloud Crowded Sky, On The Way To Some Where Dry. Would That I could Take The Trip, Give All My Troubles The Slip, But Here I must Stay, No Chance To Get Away From Present Pain, Falling Over Me In Crystal Globes Of Rain. Dancer
Decision Approaches Like The Morning Light, A Choice Between Wrong Or Wholly Right. Hard To Say Which Way To Go, And Really Impossible To Know. I must Face The Fact That The Space Between Life And Death And The Next Breath Is No Wider Than A Smile, And All This While, I am Awhirl Until I travel That Last Mile. Answer
Time Is A Disc Or A Hollow, A Path To Follow, A Way Of Seeing, A Form Of Being That Spirals Down, A Town To Live In, A Pose, A Story, And Finally, A Glory. |
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