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Water
by Gisele B. Vincent-Page
Sunday, November 06, 2011
Rated "PG" by the Author.

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Contemplation of death.

There is an elastic between me
and water; the middle so taut
it burns like two sticks rubbed
together for fire.

Sparks fly from this spot.
Nothing is static. Water
calls me.

I call water,
I see water.
Water sees me.
I walk in water.

I'm praying for the
day I will walk on water.
My feet bask in water till
my soul turns and fros.

I know it's enough when
my toes grow cold.
Conserving energy
Preserving memory of
me, my feet and water.

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Reviewed by Christine Tsen	11/6/2011

You reveal the deepest levels of yourself in this mystical poem ~ Bless you, Christine




Reviewed by Clarence Prince	11/6/2011

Psalm 119: 144 "The righteousness of thy testimonies is everlasting: give me understanding and I shall live."




Reviewed by C. McGovern-Bowen	11/6/2011

May the love of family and friends sustain you on this final journey we all face, Gisele. And may your released spirit know the joys of the hereafter. Peace & Blessings, Carolyn

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