Saint Eule Poems

The wind blows softly between the reeds,
moving them in dance along;
The wind blows softly between the chimes;
playing them in merry song.
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If it were only a story but sad it is true,
Of a miserly man of whom I once knew.
His name was Francie in a big house on a hill he did live,
He sold papers on the street corner for the nickels we'd give.
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Do more vitamins come from the sun
or the food that you eat.
I find that they come from the earth
and flow through your feet.
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There is a big crisis in the world today;
It is called mid life when your over fifty.
You pull a muscle trying to look young;
all the designer sportswear sure are nifty.
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He was a foot soldier, a spotter for the tank.
A road side bomb went unnoticed by the flank.
He never hesitated to put his rifle to the test.
His legs were soon gone even though he did his best.
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I really did not know the prophet Moses,
but would like to have met him.
I really did not know the prophet Jethro,
but would like to have met him.
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I just wanted to renew my driver license,
When the question was solemnly asked to me.
Would you like to donate your organs?
If they can be reused a parting gift to be.
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What if our world would be consumed in forty days assumed,
Would we build a space pod to escape a planet to be doomed.
Then give no tickets to the deformed, the impotent, the gay.
Surprise this already happened in Zoroaster Ark of yesterday.
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The sacred Sioux drum resounds with voices in percussion,
The making of the drum has recently entered in discussion.
I wanted such a drum to think of my indian family nation,
Ordered off the internet to experience the drum sensation.
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