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Poetry

Sunday Morning Sunlight

A quiet chill Redolent of last nights fire A tang trapped in the dew That pocks the lawn with a thousand bursts Like a carpet of sleeping fireflies A distant call Lady Cardinal reminds her hub To bring home some tasty treats For the youngsters breakfast As he flashes crimson

Poetry

Salt Air And Memories

Deep sea waits, flexing its’ fingers as it looks skyward Logs glisten in the sun, freshly rained on – hopeful Pebbles wait softly sighing in the wake of the tide – mournful If I stand on tiptoe I can see the sea faraway And in my dreams feel the wet

Poetry

Harmonies

The music of growing old harmonies left behind by those on the stairs light years ahead to the left and right soft grass above dancing with doves chasing clouds and wearing hearts on sleeves in memory of yet to come. ml’23

Thoughts

On Friendship

Perhaps the hardest thing to define, at least in English, with the notable exception of ‘love’ is what friendship is. Like love, friendship has perhaps as many meanings as there are people on this planet. Or perhaps that is the people of this planet divided by 2 if we only