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My Poor poor children
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MY POOR POOR CHILDREN


(a poem for Yusuke)


I sit with RAIN RIVER at side with thoughts of poems;


“jack” and TOWN AND THE CITY Wolfe inspired literary


Failure and imagine drunken Kerouac tears floating


Like feathers in a broken wind


The RAIN was a melodic and beautiful gift read on a


Ebon encrusted April three a.m. night of American


Madness madness madness


Where the news earlier tonight screamed of six children


Shot at the Washington National Zoo and I think to myself


That she, Kwannon, Bosatz; where is love love love


Goddess of mercy


Oh, how the devils (laugh and dance) deaf to the Mexacalli


Blues poor poor children


You have seen Yaksha but as Kusunoki Masashige seven times


Seven times shall you children sing forever graced


I have held the broken wing and wept


I have lived the twilight duel


Thrice have I given and received


Love in rose petal softness


My being holds your being poor poor children


My eyes weep your tears


With the suchness of snow


I am the mother that


Suckled you my poor poor children


And today the red sun rises over love


And the warmth burns over both hunger


And the man and the woman who dance


And lovers touch excited with passion


And the warmth continues to burn as


Children born and aged cease


So my poor poor children


Welcome home


For my tears were like rocks thrown at


The moon


And I, I am only the sand and the need for


Love and to be loved which is both my


Greatest weakness and strength under


The flowing river of life


And a red rose is picked for a young


Lover’s heart while a pink rose is placed


On freshly turned earth and the cycle that


Is forever continues unbroken as life is


Love my poor poor children


The rains flood and feed as I cast my net


On the blue peaceful waters to touch your


Hand my lover on the shore where I first


Beheld your eyes, where our bodies were


Bound together as the stars are fixed


To the skies


My poor poor children I am


The spring from whence you


First arose and today the


Red sun rising brings the


Warmth that burns over love


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 Reviews of "My Poor poor children"
Reviewed by Tracey L. O' Very (Reader)
Reviewed on January 22, 2005
Wow This one just flows so Beautifully and the poor poor children The poor poor children
Very Nice and Beautiful Poem
Love Tracey

Reviewed by Zenith Elliott
Reviewed on August 24, 2003
Beautiful imagery takes you on a fantastic journey! ~Z~


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