I love you to the stars and back Down to the depths of the sea Around the planet Pluto, Which no longer seems to be With width and depth and height and length There are no words to bring The explanation to a child The feeling of elder things
I love you to the stars and back Down to the depths of the sea Around the planet Pluto, Which no longer seems to be With width and depth and height and length There are no words to bring The explanation to a child The feeling of elder things
Dutiful God,oh God of mine, Give me the strength to overcome. The rage of life, the zest is gone, A monastic life I lead alone. I have no friends to call my own, For bitterness enveloped me long ago. The sense of being worthy has been gone, I had it all, but now i’m alone What have we done that is so wrong? That we must pay throughout the long? I cannot see in your mind’s eye, For so many to have said good-bye. Is this a...
escape through the porthole, swim the mighty sea, never stop believing, there are creatures in the sea...
Itsy-bitsy, Teensy-weensy, Minuscule, Diminutive, Small, Frivolous, Insignificant, Trivial, Sometimes it is the little things that count.
The time will come when one must choose, to be barefoot or wear the shoes, to wear a gown or business suit, to cross my arms or lay them askew. The space is small so think it out, for without thought there is no doubt. The preparations may seem great but choose with very simple haste. For the hour will come before you know, the clock will stop and time is gone. So make up your mind before you go, just to ensure everyone k...
The brilliance of the light, reflecting freshly showered grass, is hypnotically intriguing. Blade by blade of subtle innateness, a dew drop now has passed. Comely daisies softly dancing, the breeze is singing its song. Mesmerizing the senses, the petrichor in the air; almost gone. Brilliant rays of sun shine began to illuminate the day, as the steam rises from my coffee cup.
I feel the wind upon my face The lush green grass all over the place The trees are dancing like Southern Belles I cannot decide if this is Heaven or Hell A strike, a bang A bright light I see Watch Out! For that falling tree! The wind doth howl The fleeting yells To those of us who know so well The feel, the prudence, the common sense “Tornado a comin, get in tha’ cellar”!