Robert Sheridan Poems

A rather childish corrupted phrase of
'All ye, all ye all come free' shouted
by the steadily rising numbers of the
abnormals as they abolish the moral
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White habits, Red Cross
Four ranks of brethren
Nine Templar Knights
Impoverished status didn’t last long
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The unfinished parts
... Of life
Desultory strife
... Of the plain
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His length of time was measured
by solitude, not knowing whether
he was a thing or a being, either
way though, each year of his life
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No more white roses
No more 'our love song'
No more communications -
we no longer talk
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Closely related apparatus
Associated with some kind
of circus song (and dance) ,
but like a busted guitar,
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Graying of hair
Bit of a spread
Feet of clay, I
sit here slowly
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(love opens)

sceawian seð beacen þæt halgians
(see the sign that consecrates)
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Concelare + celare to hide
To produce and discharge
It is the glory of our God
to conceal a thing - declare
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A derogatory term used colloquially
to refer to something bad, ruined, or
fouled; can destabilize your life if it's
allowed to run freely - warning, if left
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