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Minneapolis, In America
The words of a Maga supporter can be quite telling. There isn’t a lot of need to hide, they can just express and defend their beliefs all day long. Meanwhile in what remains a dystopian civil society people are being bombarded by propaganda, the likes of which we haven’t seen so blatantly on display since…
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Quiet Outcome
When left on wonder our mind races with intention, that silent rule keeps all our fear at bay. I watched the moon just the other night. And I realized it can have an impact on my mood. I wonder why it hangs in the atmosphere. I wonder how we do stand with silent diplomacy.
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There Are Times
Times when my life seems so redundant, nothing new or seemingly challenging exists. All the same, everything shared, a mirror. And yet here I am, nearly a decade suggests I’m still waiting for the answers, the solution. Why is it we rely so heavily on our burdens? A thought to me, may seem overbearing to…
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In Silence
I’ll spend my time replaying those moments, many in my life that mean nothing today. I’ll self examine chapters that write themselves while waiting for definition and conflict. The room is quiet, pretty lit up and looking as lived in as I’d like it to be. This is my home, has been for years. I…
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In America
You told us you could do anything, gun someone down on the streets of Manhattan, become pro war to put a smear on the Nobel, create an abolishment of our voting privileges, deny any responsibility for your racist personality. – The president has the privilege of executive orders. He has swiftly destroyed governmental icons. Everything…
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River Lore
I was all alone. Me and the river, A sea of mystery below me. A soft breeze blew through let me feel the lake’s mastery. I wondered about the history of my rock let my imagination flow with the natural current. I could sit here all day along, Imagine those before me. The rock has…
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I Can Only Be Grateful
The days go fast, I didn’t imagine chasing sixty six would slowly ease into my past. Today I have a legacy to choose, one contains a history of kindness. Oh the pitfalls of loving our demise. Never would I have imagined, being an elder and unsure, unfulfilled. I’m told it’s up to me. In finding…
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On Quitting
I don’t know who I am. I lay in bed processing my day, all around a silence waits, some aspect of truth always feels like that fragment missing, incomplete sentences. I spend time listening, my breath is my exterior mark, insides trying to escape again. Everyday I tell myself, we have to go on now.…
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Fighting Patterns
Would seem a familiar road, the parallel to a previous time. Always there are reminders, crossroads we only remember. Once, when in the moment, we can remember a catharsis. Yet we so easily do ignore, the truth of our selves in praise. Instead, we rely upon the pain, always symbolizes a time. If instead of…