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In the early dawn as the night leaves,
A quiet observance of a gaggle of birds
Somewhere tittering in the trees.
Peace in a sigh like a tardy waterfall
...

When at times I feel the slipping
Into the sloth of despondent
Mental factors,
And fear structures
...

In the beginning, I sought hope.
Dragging myself upward through the chasm of my anguish,
A desperate clawing ascension.
My mind would squirm
...

I fear pride has brought us poor coin,
And in a blind indifference
We piled ourselves with resistance
To the touch of the kind.
...

Sometimes things can not be correctly said,
The feeling is there but words are spare,
That dangling thing thats left unsaid
With simple words is still threadbare.
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Pretending to be old,
An elder branch
Cloven and blanch
Clustered with mold, gold
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Solar flare,
Radiant hold
In and of wave'n hair,
One not told
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Little sparrow, windward sprinting sprite
On a magnetic journeys forgotten way,
Fleeing the onerous winter appetite
Through the current for which its held sway.
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Bickering squirrels up in a tree
On the porch watches the red dog.
In and toward the hound waits,
Anticipating one at least to fall.
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13.

You spoke plain enough, whose eyes wouldn't see it,
Ungrasped persuasions pawed with pitiful tools,
Misgivings of mine, only excuses
For what was not passed between you and I.
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Purple lady slippers grow
Down rails over seas,
On clifftops to sieze
A small shallow hold,
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In devotion to my dear sweet blossom,
Sweetest in every single hour.
In my spirits tide, among the flotsam
On your knees I will beg to devour.
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In and of itself the nectar
Of a flower in terms of space
Time matter to that certain vector,
That path, of the bee's swaggard grace:
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In an ununited mind
The shutters close
And a depeserate,
soft darkness comes.
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Hearing the crickets charm
In sigh of inky autumn wind,
a belie in the call they send.
Unabridged song,
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Kenneth English Biography

Just a regular fellow with the heart of a troubadour. I love poetry in all its forms and I'm proud to be a member of this community. I live in Texas and I'm the proud father of three wonderful children.)

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In the early dawn as the night leaves,
A quiet observance of a gaggle of birds
Somewhere tittering in the trees.
Peace in a sigh like a tardy waterfall
Or muddled wind from a still sky.
Insignificant am I, thankless and selfish
For not seeing the value of those crys.
A harmonic chaos of chemicals in time and space,
everything tossed in a flawed paradigm.
My earth mother, thank you,
It has been far too long since I gave praise.

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