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December 30

The office afternoon today is allmy calendar’s recording for this week.The uncommitted hours form a sprawllike downy carpeting toward what I seek.I’ve half a dozen days, to overhaulprecisely nothing. Maybe I’ll bespeaka gentle outline for the coming year,to help me … Continue reading

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35 Years Late(r)

My dream was cinematic Thursday night.It showed at least a middle and an end.Protagonistically, I did all right,and as I dawned awake I caught a trend.I’d paused in dream to give time passing might.I leaned to learn, commenced to comprehendI … Continue reading

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Bad Neighbors

Five households have to dump our garbage here.At times abuse can dig beneath my skin,especially at move-out time of yearor Yule, which is the tide that we’re now in.Today I lift the lid and see – oh dear,a mass of … Continue reading

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Good Timing

On Christmas Day, midday, I traveled east,from company and glee to solitude.I felt the love but, still, to be released,released in me sweet thanks quite unpursued.The sky shone blue although the chance increasedfor storm. I walked the empty streets and … Continue reading

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Declarity

It seems to energize her to declare.Assertion and contention are her way,at least with me – and I suspect it’s fairassuming that with others, she will sayas strongly, and excuse herself, that thereis reason – she’s a character. But hey … Continue reading

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Sweet Things

Eschewing added sugar years ago,occasions come when I partake a bit.For birthdays, and within December’s glow,confections are not inappropriate.This week my inventory’s exquisite.Although I’m rich I won’t rush it away –I used to binge but that’s a bane I quit;I’ll … Continue reading

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Reminder

I slept more solidly last night, and rosewithout a dream to recollect, I thought.But starting coffee hearing drizzle throwsat me a memory of ants, that broughtsuggestion from my slumber: many rowsof formicary messengers that soughtmy light and warmth. This vision … Continue reading

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The Raptor’s Nest

The raptor’s nest, I’m thinking, signals me,while transiting the deck. My eyes ingeston leafless branches what appears to bethe raptor’s nest. Too high for squirrels, hawkish squawks attestto presence in my home vicinity.On some occasions I see soars in quest … Continue reading

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Decor-actions

On Saturday the Cottage Club made chainsof paper for our holiday decor.We taped and draped in spots in both domains,and chatted while we worked. The tree for sure,three windows, and considered even more,for we’ve some hundreds still, to deck the … Continue reading

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Unnecessary Bother

A text this morning bothered me a bit.My internet provider made no sense.Their information seemed inaccurate,but my reaction registered too tense.And then the transit home moved slowly hence;again I felt perturbed by no big deal.I dosed with patience and intelligence.Relieved … Continue reading

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