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Rated: 13+ · Book · Biographical · #1317094
Enga mellom fjella: where from across the meadow, poems sing from mountains and molehills.
#577375 added April 3, 2008 at 3:29pm
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Composed this morning in the bathtub ... one of my fav spots for inspiration! *Bigsmile*

Scribes

blackbirds pause
midflight
as black ink spills
from sharpened quills
hands that hold them quiver

cold silence
stolen from a distant war-come-home
yawns in too-near flames

they flee
or face the dawn
black robes exposed as gossamer

bold quills abandoned
bleed with ebon ink
as thoughts take flight

a thousand feathers

© Kåre Enga 2008 [165.13] 2008-04-03

ME:

R is home! And in a good mood, ready to pack and take on NYC! I'm happy for him. We paid the rent today and informed the owner's son that we are moving on.

I like the place ... alot. but, I feel this urge to move and realistically need to find a cheaper place (not likely in this town). So ... moving on.

R suggests a Dodge Caravan. I would concur, but still think a mini-RV may be easier on this aging bag-of-bones.

By NO RV camp! No retirement village. R's mom lives among the golf-at-tee-time, bingo-at-tea-time clubbers. Ick. R is moving to NYC for the mental stimulation. Chess 27 hours a day, 8 days a week, 400 days every year. Me? I'll connect with farmers down at the diner and college kids at the coffeehouse. Either choice is more invigorating.

Why?

I wasn't a high-school cheerleader or quarterback and green swatches of manicured suburbia give me the heaves.

I'm melting (Spring is here, but not quite there yet in Maine.):



Kansas: a puddling 45º.
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