Category Archives: Poetry
Where are all the butterflies gone…?
Where are all the butterflies gone In elder caring? :- Doug.
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We do not hear
The profoundest words we do not hear come in our own voices or in that of our neighbor whom we don’t much like or in those of the persons around us everyday :- Doug.
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Hearing each other
Hearing each other Can recreate Our world :- Doug.
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What I have to say
What I have to say is not as important as what I have to hear is not as important as hearing each other :- Doug.
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Conversation is hard
Conversation is hard I can never get all I want I am thwarted, opposed On every side My ideas turn to mush My arguments fall apart And possibly my mind Caterpillar-like I travel On too many legs Do we all … Continue reading
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Tell me your poetry
Tell me your poetry: What is the poetry your life tells? :- Doug.
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Thinking out loud
Thinking out loud Makes poetry Brings us closer :- Doug.
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Poetry is to
Poetry is to Endlessly assimilate Endlessly express Person is, too :- Doug.
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Parted:
Parted: Learning there is, Growing, Becoming conscious, In parting :- Doug.
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To cause someone to laugh
To cause someone to laugh Is to love them :- Doug.
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The skirt of the evergreen
The skirt of the evergreen is lovely in white and green and black the old lady will add to her skirt in spring and I seldom notice save on snowy days like today do I see when she dances with … Continue reading
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the longer it takes to retrieve
The more you know the longer it takes to retrieve it with computers we off-load some of this to archive perhaps we try to expand our memory by off-loading to our spouses! :- Doug.
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May you Whee!
May you Whee! Whee! seems to fill Heart and mind, you and friend, Spaces between, O, spaces between, Rhythm in, rhythm all about Sometimes we are not here Someplace else we are…or not at all Smaller than Whee! could be … Continue reading
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