Wisteria by Joee




~stirrer of wind~

she was colored 
with the watercolors 
of rainbows' storms

through her journeys
and within her wanderings
she became a watcher

she saw petaled five
peach and grape fairies 
hiding under fallen trees
and they giggled at her 
as she passed them

she saw raven winged dragons
flying deep into the
coal and cedar paints 
of shadow covered mountains

she saw life 
as a road 
that twisted 
and turned
and then would 
unexpectedly fork 

she would think
about these forks
and about
her own direction


and this is how
she thought:

I can choose to see the world 
as a marvelous creation 
waiting for me
to savor fantastic experience

or

I can choose to see the world 
as a destructive force 
waiting for me
to mold and to fall to its desire

No one can control
my mind or how I
choose to see

Only I have the power
to control 
my eyes and my will

then 
she walks to the fork
that the road has become 
and this is what she chooses:

I choose
to see my life 
as full rich and abundant

I choose for my eyes
to forever see the wonder
in this creation

I choose to spend time in nature
for she is the ultimate
nurture for my soul

I choose to look up 
and to look down
and to see the stars
and to see the flowers
for they are my friends

I choose to taste the richness
that is forever around me

If I have moments 
that shake me 
and find me disheartened
I know that they are only moments

My life sentence is this
to live my life 
my best 

-Kimba
copyright:
2001




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J.L. The young woman works in the garden. Her hands are made dirty in the ground. She plants flowers of love. There is nothing more perfectly and more purely than his hands on the all white light, in the all under lunar world. I kiss these hands through huge distances, through woods and mountains, through the seas and oceans... I kiss them gentle-gentle as if touch by lips to petals of the rose which has been brought up these hands. It is hands favorite... The God, give of health to these fragile fingers, give to veracity to a body, give to heart of love, and her give of happiness! Please! I implore You, our Lord! * * * V. Heartwolf, Copyright, July 22, 2002.




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War No More I love to hear the flowers sing with color The birds chirping with melodies To sniff the mock orange blossoms but not to hear the bombs scream with demonic shrieks and wails of hellfire Not to hear the voices of war but of purest peace ringing with harmony embracing the world and the universe (END) -Matthew Sipress @July1, 2002 airlesslunar@yahoo.com




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the flowers weep when u ignore them soon they grow to bloom then die so tragic is it that you did not hear their song so lonely on the ground crumbling into dirt they lay with the tears of the damned -Fawn Copyright: September11, 2002




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I close my eyes and see the same old garden Overgrown and loveless Stones overturned, roots gone bare Shadows where flowers used to grow Statues stricken down Kings and Angels with lichen and moss for crowns Sundials too weary to tell the centuries that pass Mazes of hedges fallen to chaos Where even the most noble are lost Wander as you may You'll still leave a stranger Wondering if the sun would ever shine Behind those rusty gates Time here falls in raindrops Passing through your hair Into muddy pools of forgotten dreams Soon, soon I'll forget too 'Neath my crown of vines I stare at the sky with sightless eyes Until the days and eternities pass indifferently To us hearts and souls fallen to stone -Jeff Boardman (c)June, 2009 suprajeff@gmail.com




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~lady walks~ lady walks into the garden with braided flowers in her hair yellow daisies tilt their heads towards her as she passes into paradise her ringed toes sink into tanned grains of musk fragranced earth as a white satin slip caresses her skin that is softly touched by father sun lady walks through her garden fenced with reaching honeysuckle walls she gazes up into the light cracks of fruit covered branches hanging and breathes the fresh new morning air the mother's refreshment visits her fingertip with wet honeydew cooled by a faint breeze her cats like eyes see another walking on the same path that her small foot is touching gentleman walks into her garden and his eyes fill with enchanted images of succulent fruit and flower vines his heart pulses faster from deep within his chest he walks in long strides when he sees her and she runs into his smiling embrace he lifts her high into the perfumed air and he spins her with love and they become a ribbon tied in time forever they are held here in the garden of lady lavenders tinted pleasure one moment in her garden and love dances scarlet trails around two bodies in love her heart is filled with his heart and his heart is filled with hers their fingers entwine into steeple church as he brushes her cheek with his soul father sun lowers his head from heaven as sister moon reluctantly awakens to witness the power of innocent love growing in a garden -Joee @ July 7, 2002




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Written at Horseshoe Bay, BC(5/31/2002) Clouds over mountains drifting, whispering reflected in Horseshoe Bay's placid undulating water ferry smoke rising above mountaintop creating a volcanic illusion sunlight sparkling dew on the grass reflected in all-seeing all-knowing psychedelix eyes and brain, spirit and soul. -Matthew Sipress @May 31, 2002 airlesslunar@yahoo.com




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Night of Shadows placid serenity under a gentle waterfall amid rare pink flowers and endless dells of green heartland of shimmering ephemeral ghost clouds resting in lullabye ponds of soft still waters whispering into the dreamy night of shadows -Matthew Sipress @July1, 2002




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