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A Conversation
by Kevin Hull
Tuesday, December 31, 2002

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A CONVERSATION

Our words haunted the natural world,
bouncing across ambition's immaculate table.
He scoffed and a gravestone rose, unadorned,
out of nothingness like a tongue.
"Will you lose this chance, man,
for the sake of poetry? Get with it."
Then I said: "Will you deny the unknown
for the simple pleasures of certainty?
Your cup may hold any elixir or silence,
breath of a new song, unalterable,
burning edges of dream."
He just laughed.

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Reviewed by jude forese	1/1/2003

sometimes it seems, when we try to enlighten others, we end up conversing with ourselves...




Reviewed by William M. Sowman	12/31/2002

Kevin...you know more than us here. You have the inside track. Happy New Year Bill Murray




Reviewed by E T Waldron	12/31/2002

sage conversing;-) Be blessed in 2003!

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