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Writing on the Wall



what letters can tell
what words are worthy, to hold the story
the melody that plays the heart
softly, gently
fluid lights strumming notes with broken vessels
see it sounding, the silent utterance bursting full
with sweet contentment
what letters can be faithful to this rhythm
making life
a monochrome rhapsody of colors
splendors laced with glory wine
waters in motion, behind the echo, echoless, timeless
ever flowing drops into thirsting dust
natural, ineffable light and dark
a breathing harmony
in the eyes of children, in weathered faces
filling up crying places
with hope, real and deeply present
what words are worthy to tell
of these wondrous times


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Posted: Mar 7, 2007
beautiful!
As I read this i remembered all the wonderful sites and experiences that I have felt, what a treasure! I cried. Thank you!

Posted By hadahra ben-israel, gainesville , florida

Posted: May 18, 2006
Writing on the Wall
Beautiful writing, excellent imagery.
Very good work!
Posted By Fernanda Rocha, Porto, Portugal



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