Archive for July 8th, 2020

Oldest story?

What’s the oldest story you remember? That’s the work of ancestors.

:- Doug.

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Works dying?

What are the works of dying?

:- Doug.

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By his fruit

By his fruit shall you know him—children in cages, violence, divisions. See his contorted face, hear his brutal words.

:- Doug.

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ancestors is

ancestors is
flowing

:- Doug.

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When a story starts

A story is not written—is not told—does not happen—once for all time.

A story starts
when breath becomes air

:- Doug.

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poem hint of cayenne

going around the corner
there it was
lighter than the lightest green
why’s this poem?
in the pot to feed
twenty-seven teenage boys
a hint of a hint of cayenne

:- Doug.

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noodles to unravel

The soul is led and spirit too
by delicious puzzlements
thing to noodle and unravel
on its own so to story
on some sunny snowy day

:- Doug.

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above the words see

Lift your eyes
above the words
and see

:- Doug.

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his face bludgeon

Just because he is so kind and gentle
does not mean you ought his face
bludgeon

:- Doug.

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watch to see more

Been there, done that means you can watch more, see more.

:- Doug.

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