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[As homage to Coleridge, whose writing on Kubla Khan was interrupted by the arrival of a visitor from Porlock and never resumed except for the extant ... Dirge of the FerrymanA short poem about laying on the beach in complete peace DisappearOften we all go through the process of assessing our achievements as well as our disappointments and often find sadness is hard to eliminate. Yet, as... Disappointment Knows Not Angerto the reader(s). Strength & humbleness needed in OUR Humanity life class journey.2Corinthiansfive,seven: for we walk by faith, not by sight" to learn... Discover Now...Wow!A simple ode to the many aged New Yorkers with diaries, but no one to read them. (Image by pinterest) Discovered Diary- If only we were of more learned knowledge regarding harmony. Unfortunately, we find it difficult to communicate with nature’s forever-primitive wisd... DiscoveringAs writers, we sometimes fear rocking the boat of language. But retained honesty never fears such waters. (Image by Shakra Media) Discovering CommunicationTo look around, one can’t help but wonder when, if ever, the hordes of vacuous mindsets will evolve and finally appreciate their consciousness as a gi... Discovering HomeFor some, life’s journey remains a conundrum of faith. For others, the cycle is ever seeking its next beginning. (Image by elke) Discovering HomeWho or what are we is a never-ending query everyone makes in one form or another. Is there a consensus of answers? (Image by Odin AI) Discovering One's IdentityEnter the twisted maze in discovery
..come back out the better for it.. DiscoveryRemembering the Foss balance and motion kits in school, for the fortunate the lessons continue to transcend the obvious. (Image by kinwicked) Discoverying Twirly ThingsTo my muse - As we grow older, some of us are gifted with a messenger of sorts. For me, it has been from a quiet, yet powerful muse, one who showed me... Diseased Moral CompassWhether caught up in the dictatorial world of Bashar al-Assad, Kim Jong-un, or what seems the case, the incoming president, truth is not an option. (I... Disguised PredatorsMany live their lives having never looked under enough rocks or journeyed through the plethora of mysteries beneath capping, gentle or even lapping wa... Disguised RealityOnce again, with the latest popularity contest obsession of Trumpdom, there will be another skirmish, another ego-battle or two won via PARDONS. Sad... Dishonesty RisingI. Do. NOT! Know where this came from. LOL Wrote it as I got it.
Image (c) 2005, Karla Dorman. Disillusionment
Unfortunately, we live in a world increasingly bereft of guidance and leadership, leaving Humankind increasingly tainted with corruption and greed. (... DismembermentSuddenly waking last night after only 3 hours sleep, I was struck with a new paradigm of understanding and have attempted to lay it out in some proset... Dismissal Without Prejudice''Eyes are the Window to Your Soul''
(photo taken by me in Vermont years ago of my friend Wendy) Display of EyesI believe my little daughter took this photo of me with my borrowed tree.
Disposable AngelsIn today’s society, it takes very little time in a given day for new anxieties to take purchase and without trust and faith in oneself, can fester int... DisquietudeThis isn’t meant to be a great poem – I’m just making a point! DisrespectJust some of my pain of being apart and how my heart cries out......... Distance FantasyFocusing on “ends” risks loosing the magic of feeling we are always moving away from one state of mind into another in the distance of growth and purp... Distance Without EndA journey always needs preparation, whether one of philosophy or artistic expression. How to pack for arrival. How to be ready. No one answer. (Image ... Distant EchoesEveryone, regardless of age, needs to avoid ignoring the oft times enigmatic presence of memory’s subtle experiences, often put to memory for a later ... Distant FootfallsIn my memoir kind of reflection, I’ve learned that sometimes our most immediate lessons reach back the furthest. Distant FootstepsWe have had company this week, friends we knew for years, two of them flew in to visit for three days, they are wonderful friends, more like family. Distant FriendsWritten for writerscafe.com The Pagemaster''s Challenge #11
Inspired by William Shakespeare''s Sonnet 5
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