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Even if not acknowledged or appreciated at the time. What ever we truly give of freely and openly from our hearts, never goes to waste.
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farfrompryingeyes · 1 month
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A mermaid found a swimming lad, Picked him for her own, Pressed her body to his body, Laughed: and plunging down Forgot in cruel happiness That even lovers drown.
W.B. Yeats - The Mermaid (1918)
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farfrompryingeyes · 1 month
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Carry Bags
All our crucifixes we carry, in bags, large and small some simple and plain, some with a fancy name, leather bags, and designer bags, some adorned with gold. If your lucky maybe someone comes along to spare you the load.
unpublished, early 2000's
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farfrompryingeyes · 1 month
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Love is a gamble. You have to be willing to lose yourself to win.
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it was all a blur, a sweet whirlwind of unexpected desire and intensity until it wasn't, apparently she wasn't even her self, yet gave me a glimpse of ecstasy I will never forget. That rare gift of freedom that reminds you, you're alive and forgiven.
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Elafonisos 2001
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Saudade
No rest for the wicked just salutary obligations to long over due observations night time sports with people of sorts lunar park lunatics and their likes saudade.
Wet dogs and small pond frogs leap and gasp for air to and fro all the live long day to no avail of the coming death do you see him?
The tiger over there at the glades edge cunning, silent claws of steel to make a fine meal of you and me.
Half devoured half enamored thinking about the tough bits even tigers can't swallow.
unpublished, early 2000's
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To see a World in a Grain of Sand
And a Heaven in a Wild Flower 
Hold Infinity in the palm of your hand 
And Eternity in an hour
from the Auguries of Innocense, by William Blake
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