Walking across the quad is perilous under the most usual of circumstances, but especially the first week back to books and bells and microscopic inspections by 14-year old mode-o-day editors, and smooth cheeked masters of melting pubescence. Acceptance - Mandates
Antithesis - Invalidates The out-of-sync, atypical pattern personality who hasn’t found the high-five or cheek to cheek giggle niche, runs or rambles zig-zag round lunch tables watching alliances form and wander into English class, decipher mathematical relations and partake of scientific experimentations that they, the others often dream about . . . on quiet benches.
My heart murmurs for each complexion each unripe selfhood singly transparent uniquely fragile, both. . . . the end of summer calls . . . a time to muster the grace of patience a time to hold faithfully, the vision. Roll up the sleeves Put on the aprons Fill the pockets with building blocks, . . . life vitamins
So, First week’s return ends on notes disharmonious for today while making our way diagonal, passing the table under the redwood, adolescents laughed and pointed an unseasoned finger, at Yana, who fought her airy devils in conversations circling her head.
And I to define perimeters that must be understood, gave one well deserved glare and watched as pointy indexes curled in on dispassion. Yana touched my shoulder.
A very good flow of thoughts depicting the dailiness of our lives.
There are always those impressions that remain most vividly in our memories, and you have done a good job, Jeanne Rene' of capturing the looseness and permanence of these occurrences.
Jeanne, a beautiful piece of work testifying to your love for your "special" wards and a true dedication to their progress day to day...thank you for sharing a special part of your life, and I hope the rewards are as blessed as your gifts...
David Hightower’s lyrically expansive meditation on the whims of fate and the unpredictability of the human condition fill the pages of THE HANGING MAN DREAMS with thrilling music and mesmerizing imagery. Hightower’s richly infused voice echoes the e
There are always those impressions that remain most vividly in our memories, and you have done a good job, Jeanne Rene' of capturing the looseness and permanence of these occurrences.
Never rest your quill Poet ...
Unity unwavering!
Richard Lloyd Cederberg
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