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CURRENT EVENTS-- SO SAD THEY ARE ALMOST FUNNY

This business about graceful exit just simply has no realism to it whatsoever."
President GEORGE W. BUSH, on talk about the administration's plans to withdraw from Iraq

 

After careful consideration, NBC News has decided a change in terminology is warranted -- that the situation in Iraq with armed militarized factions fighting for their own political agendas -- can now be characterized as a civil war."
MATT LAUER of NBC

 

"In the arguments, Justice Scalia said, 'I'm not a scientist, I don't want to deal with global warming.' I just wish he felt that way about presidential elections."
Former Vice President AL GORE

 

"The divisions which exist among Christians are a scandal to the world."
POPE BENEDICT to Eastern Orthodox leader Patriarch Bartholomew

 

"Jahmol is a symbol of the hopes and dreams of our community. He is a young man who is a peacemaker. This is not the end. We are resolved to move forward and to not let this tragic and senseless death get in our way."
REV. JEFFREY BROWN, on the slaying of Jahmol A. Norfleet, a former gang leader who had been working to keep the peace in Boston's streets

 

 

"Argentina, former safe haven for Nazi war criminals, is drawing the line at the Bush twins."
JON STEWART, on reports that Argentinian officials strongly suggested that President Bush's daughters return home from their chaotic 25th birthday trip

 

 

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 For Rosie or My Heart Knows the Way
 

I see you through ancient eyes.  

I hear your laughter and your cries.

I feel the earth beneath our feet, 

And we are walking to it's beat.

All my friends blown by the wind.  

Someday we'll be back again.  

It is certain that we cannot stay, 

But we will never turn away.

We met here on a stream of  souls. 

It is a path that my heart knows.

So when the sage burns all night long.

Our poetry will turn to song.  

All my friends blown by the wind. 

Someday we'll be back again. 

It is certain that we cannot stay,

But I will never turn away.

We were touched by the rising sun, 

And we know we cannot run. 

This journey of the heart never ends. 

I feel the power of my friends. 

                                       

 

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 Sometimes I Get Carried Away or Spark
 

Ignorant Art on a Sticky Note
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 The Art of the Possible or My Heart Knows the Way
 

When I came to this place I was wrapping up my life. You have to know what you have before you let it go. Remembering my people and my past was a way of sorting out the ending. Playing dress-up with the characters and returning to the roots of my youth was a beginning.  Learning “concrete abstract poetry” from Mr z was an added bonus. Fledgling fiction was a dream with a shelf life.

 

I started to tell you my story….In an attempt to figure it out. How extraordinary to feel safe on the internet.  In the final analysis, most of my secrets, are not secrets at all.  This week a counselor told me she thought I lost my filter when I got hit in the head….Perhaps, I never had a filter anyway.

 

You were familiar to me, not a puzzle, but a promise. I have met myself on this stream of souls one hundred times. You have nudged me awake.

 

I was always amazed that my heart still knew the way….. Love is a form of energy, and grows, like the new plants that surround the stump of my tree “of life and death” in the front yard.

 

The Meta Fair has been a series of delays and anxiety. But I move one foot in front of the other to my mid-life leap of faith.  Arms outstretched I float through the mire and ask myself  "Why not....?"  

Spoke to Daisy this week and we laughed until we cried. Life is not so serious. Friends have been there for me to help me peel the layers. In this process, I found I am not hollow at all. Daisy helped me get another bag of onions.

Read the tarot for another friend (who lives closer to Daisy than to me). She is on the road to recovery from a debilitating illness and will soon marry the man that she has always loved.

 Once in my 20’s a palm reader talked about my 3 children.  I only had 2 daughters. Until there was Hunter……the child of my child.  He cried tonight when he went home to his apartment. He is mine too, but I will share with my daughter.  

Perhaps, I am a classic in the Pollyanna mode. I have come to the belated conclusion that, while  pain and numbness are a part of life they can never drown the joy or extinguish the light. Life is not really a path or a stream at all. Life is art....art that goes on all around me. Chaos  transformed, then finally the possibilities and logic drop out of the storm and land at my feet. 

 My daughters are my heart. They prosper as they grow away from me. The house is always filled with people. I often seek refuge in quiet moments away from those links on my karmic chain. My people that I have known for many lifetimes. Like Miss Marple I meet them again and again with different faces. 

I have lived through my greatest fear here. When my daughter was on the edge of death I became a tourist in my own life, one more time.  Fear often seeks the company of optimism to smooth its cutting edge. All things being equal, or at least concurrent, my fear and my optimism blend into a lovely rainbow. I wish them for everyone, at least a healthy balance of each.

My own soul synergy moves from the darkness, and clings, like the new plants to circle the  remains of  the tree of "life and death". I think once, I fancied that when the tree died so should I. What a silly thought. My ending is a beginning. Planted in new soil the journey is rooted in rich familar soil.

 

I watch the sunset and think of romance. I watch the sunrise and think of sex. I have lived this year letting go of a true love and moving towards the safety of a new romance. It has occurred to me that perhaps I would like to be in love one last time. This is not impossible. The idea appeals to me.... and pulls at me.... and tucks me in at night.

 I talked to my future last night. One of many late night conversations  indulged in, with a man I've known for years. Timing is everything. I have been lucky all my life. Now I'm working on my timing. 

Who knew, at 50, my future would be a Republican, a man with a beard from Maine. Goodbye faded cowboy. Hello to hearing that I’m beautiful every day. My Leo ego is alive and well. I shake my mane (freshly dyed almost blonde).  Something different is growing in my life….a new dance to updated music.  A little romance drifts in with a touch of magic mist.

 

I still believe in happy endings.

 

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 One of Those Days or Happy Thanksgiving
 

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