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At the Turning of the Year
by +Steven Curtis Lance → (All Poetry by +Steven Curtis Lance)
Wednesday, January 4, 2017    Rated "G" by the Author.
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At the Turning of the Year



Here I am for better or worse
Turning through the universe
Looking up from down on the ground
Turning around and around
But learning from it I have found
How I have to spin to win
And so now I do it again

Having no choice anyway
But finding my voice on the way
Knowing how from having been
Around somehow to now from then
Through new years and new birthdays
To be between now and always

Never dreaming that I would
Ever make it or that I could
Turn out to be understood
As good do well survive arrive
Strangely changingly alive
Another year older but here
Through the darkness through the fear

But dreams though not admitted to
As ever dreamed still come true
Dreams never dared to dream will do
What they will as they come through
The turning come around to be
Looking up from down like me

So here I am for better now
Having spun and won somehow
What I learned though I was turning
To go who come returning
For another turn at learning
What I am to learn from what
Turns out to be to be or not

Another year older but
Here at the turning of the year



Steven Curtis Lance

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 Reviews of "At the Turning of the Year"
Reviewed by Mystic Rose
Reviewed on January 6, 2017
We learn as we turn and move on, the journey can seem quite short at times, it seems to unwind swifter as the older years arrive, I have enjoyed your poem Steven

Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on January 5, 2017
Much yearning in your turning.

Ron

Reviewed on January 4, 2017
This would make a great song (with a hint of chanting) to drumming. Kind of what Alanis Morisette would do.............'Love it!!!

Love ya!

Jane


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