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A Thousand Days
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"And now the mad carousel stops / The beautiful carousel drops / Me hard on the ground and I look around"

Transcendental Sonnet #1277: *A Thousand Days* *the beautiful carousel* *A thousand days of up and down and lose and win* *Not at all certain where I have just arrived* *I have the feeling that I have just survived* *A thousand days around and round and spin spin spin* *And now the mad carousel stops* *The beautiful carousel drops* *Me hard on the ground and I look around* *What an experience! What a trip!* *A thousand spellbound days in the grip* *Of the unknown I will never know again* *What just happened to me? Was it not glorious?* *What is reality? Who is victorious?* *A thousand days of searing joy and sadness* *An everlasting ecstasy of madness* *+Steven Curtis Lance* *Copyright MMV*

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Reviewed by Jill Eisnaugle

Reviewed on February 1, 2005

Beautiful write, Stevie. Life can be a carousel, running at a whirlwind's pace at times. Be well, my friend.
Jill

Reviewed by Dave Harm

Reviewed on February 1, 2005

The carousel ride just keeps going and going and going...
A ride where no one wins and no one loses...
It brings us back to reality...
But it leaves us with memories...

Reviewed by Pier Tyler

Reviewed on February 1, 2005

I know a little bit about trips...I like these lines...
(What an experience! What a trip!
A thousand spellbound days in the grip
Of the unknown I will never know again)

Great write you have here!

Reviewed by Judy Lloyd (Reader)

Reviewed on February 1, 2005

Beautiful Steve you continue to write so well and then the carousel will start again in your memory.

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