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Independence Day – 4th of July, 2016
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4th of July, 2012
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Poetmeister …on the road to Parnassus
..pausing ..at the Muses perpetual waterhole
Thanksgiving
For each new morning with its light,
For rest and shelter of the night,
For health and food,
For love and friends,
For everything Thy goodness sends.
- Ralph Waldo Emerson (1803-1882)
My soul laid bare ..tread lightly, please ;>This is where I plan to bare my soul for all the world to see - warts and all. I plan on letting it all hang out here, so to speak, not knowing exactly what direction it may take, but I hope you're along for the ride. If you are, you'll be respected and valued here for your poetic sensibilities. We can explore the content of our hearts and intricate workings of our minds, together. But above all else, I declare this place a safe haven from the slings and arrows of life that may be bent on foisting themselves in our general direction, seeking to strip all heart-felt and pithy profundities from our poetic souls. Mercy! Do I hear an Amen?! :>
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UPDATE 2 My Gentle Readers:
Please take note that my responses to your comments may be embedded along with your comments, or may stand alone as a separate comment. I'm in the process of catching up with my blog which is behaving like a whiplash smile. heh heh..
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