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Read MoreWithin verdant stillness, it breathes—exhalation of peace in stone.Silence carves itself into serenity,each line straightens to temporality. Eyes half-closed to all becoming,he sees what cannot be unlearned:the world forever shaping itselfaround folded edges of release. Here, calm is not absence but...
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Beautifully penned, S. Excellent write my friend. Appreciate you.
Damian
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Libellule, only a poet as gifted as you can take a jade carving and make it into a journey into the heart of timelessness itself. There is truth here that lives and breathes in the air of your poet’s soul.
John
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I love how this captures modern distraction and self-reflection. How easily our minds drift, and how strangely frustrating it is when we notice it haha
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Now aint that the bloomin truth .. Say it like it is Peter .. mine is driving me batty right now but where would we be without em eh’ .. Write on brother .. Neville
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Great work.
Straight to the point.
The real problem of our time.
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So true!
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![Profile picture of Fia Naturie]()
This is deep. We all feel isolated and surrounded by the dark at one time or another. Felt this.
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Thank you, Fia.
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Powerfully penned, Tim. Lots of layers and depth in this write my friend. Appreciate you.
Damian
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Thanks for reading Damian. 🙂
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Yet, you ARE a bright light nonetheless Tim. Shine on!
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I appreciate that my friend. Thanks. 🙂
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Boom. You bring the reader along for the ride. Excellent.
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Thanks Thomas. 🙂
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Read MoreI wish I'd seen him in Fairmountwith a Stetson hat, blue jeans, and boots;or with his collar turned up on a drizzly day,before his fast life crashed throughthe intersectionof folklore and fame..Before his sleek silver Spydergripped him to death in...
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You gotta be talking about James Dean. Taken way too early.
It was a preventable tragedy. Getting too comfortable in a fast car isn’t good!
Fast cars and young men can be a death sentence if you are not cautious.-
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Yes, tragic unforeseeable events can always alter life if one is not careful.
“He’s gotta see us.” Dean’s last words.
Thank you adelly.
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Beautiful tribute to James Dean. He loved speed, freedom, and the open road… his passion became both his muse and his undoing. He adored his Little Bastard, and though he burned bright and brief, his legend never slowed down. I like to imagine he’s still racing somewhere in eternity.
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That’s a fun thought. Thank you, Romaj.
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Powerfully penned, Tim. Excellent tribute my friend I liked this a lot. Appreciate you.
Damian
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I’m glad you liked it, thank you, Damian.
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Read MoreAt one time, where we lived, morning commuters stood on long wooden platforms, patiently waiting and watching for a dark blue train with wicker seats. The light posts that rose above the shoulders of the metal railing were a smudgy light green color that looked like shower heads. Earlier...
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I like the old trains. It’s like being transported to the past when you get to sit in one. Went to a train exhibit once.
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I remember them well. Thanks for the comment, Fia.
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You described such a great time. Where safety was expected and not out of the ordinary.
Everyone was at ease and not erratic. Nowadays you never know.
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Right you are. I thank you for your comment. :))
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Powerfully penned, Tim. Excellent write my friend, I remember when railroad crossings and locomotives were abundant as well. Dig this! Appreciate you.
Damian
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Thanks for all your comments, Damian. They’re much appreciated. 🙂
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The jade Buddha sits in silence. “Silence carves itself into serenity,”
This is going to be one of my favorites that you have written.