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Read MoreThe servant he cameAnd the servant withdrewTo blend in with the crowdAnd speak for the fewWho were lost in the raceAnd fighting for spaceWhile the tides he did turnIn the end he was spurnedThe servant he spokeWith a grace...
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Thank you Crimsin
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I really dig the subtle description of the savior. I went back and read it again, knowing more exact the person you’ve wrote of.
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Thank you so much! Your words are very appreciated!
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Amen, Brandon. Into the book it belongs! Excellent write my friend. An appropriate story for Easter indeed. Amazing write with a powerful message. Appreciate you.
Damian
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Thanks Damian. Glad I still have those notebooks. They have seen some travels.
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Read MoreLove Sonnet LXXXI I watch the full moon rise outside my window, its beams slowly reflect across your naked skin. You stir some, sigh, as my fingers caress gently patterns across your breasts. Yaraa, let me love you like the gently rains of Springtime as it plays upon...
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this is so sensual. Very nice;))
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From the moon to the imagery in touch and plea, this is pure, beautiful seduction
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redzone posted in the group National Poetry Month
April Poetry #5
April 5 is just another day
in a year already a fourth
of its life gone. But this day
has no song, unless you want
to count the rhythm and noise
of imperial bombs sent by
the “shining light on top of
the hill”, who has always promised
the grave and the slave. April 5,
just another day where they
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I was thinking this morning about that phrase march to the beat of your own drum. But the noise of the world is so loud these days it’s difficult to hear it. Those last lines…damn!
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Read MoreWe spoke about religion this morning Neither of us believe A lot got said Desire Love Separation Between church and state Redemption perhaps Then silence
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Church and state should stay separate…It’s not though. Good piece
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No it’s not
I gotta work on thatThx Fia
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Happy Easter dearest Poet it was really a pagan fertility rite called Ishtar…Nature is where I go to find God…this is well said ❤️
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I talk to my dog
Dog is God
God is Dog🐶
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Cleverly penned, Speak. As always you deliver my friend. They should always be separate indeed, unfortunately it seems some claim didn’t get the memo. Excellent write. Nicely done. Appreciate you.
Damian
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Some people need religion.
Something mightier to believe in.
We have poetry
Maybe that’s enough ?Thx D
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Hello Gary. I agree with your poem & statement. To the point and you always nail it! Maybe to a cross!!
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I’ve always said I’d like believe but I’m to pragmatic or stubborn or I don’t like Kool Aid …
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Dear PS,
I can always count on a particular dynamic in your poems that lay bare life at its core. And I always appreciate that because it’s raw and always truthful. Long live pragmatism. H🌷
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Dear H,
My father was pragmatic and I guess I inherited that trait from him.
Religion is a something you grow up with or not. I had a religion but I’ve chosen to segregate the good from the allegory. The good part is spiritual and the rest for me is a pragmatic look at the people around me and what we share.It’s so good to see you H.
I don’t come here often but every so often I need a place to put stuff.You found me, I’m saved !!!
💕
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Totally agree with your stance on religion. But it’s the relationship I see in your poem that makes me dig it. You have a way of saying a lot in a very sideways way. When you can talk religion with someone and then sit in a comfortable silence… that’s gold.
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I’m really glad to see your comment on this entry. Writing it reminded me of our DUP years. When our community would come together and you could write something like this without reprisals…
Appreciate you Red
You make me want to write more …
❤️
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so beautiful and true dearest Brandon ❤️