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AGE-OLD QUESTION

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God, You did not give me 

enough time to explain

why i was born

given this name

put in this place

and soon to die

after so much time

acts left undone

songs unsung

canvasses waiting

brushes and strokes

poems unwritten

essays unstated

each day feels emptier

creativity abated

by aches and pains

and clouded thoughts

this is what getting

older has wrought

faster and faster

being the best

that i can be

no symmetry 

only mystery

of what i was meant

to give and to be

an age old question

or old age question?

even that answer

is too much for me

screaming and kicking

i continue to strive

to discover just what

keeps me alive

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VOTE BLUE

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This blue earth,

this place of our birth,

grounds us against flight

from this tiny iron rock

hurtling through the dark.

And so, we hold on tight,

bathed in blue light,

sun reflected off ocean’s face,

keeping us in place.

We are cleansed by earth’s air,

a clear and free atmosphere.

We breathe in and then out,

Each breath removes any doubt

that we are of this world, in this place.

We hurtle through darkest space

on this earth, this hard rock

with all its hard knocks.

It is not our imagination.

The gravity of our situation

keeps us awake at night.

We are blue light 

against a dark sky.

Help earth and its people survive. 

Help keep freedom alive.

VOTE BLUE! 

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HAIKU

Winter Garden

WINTER GARDEN, acrylic on canvass, Louise Annarino

I watch the garden grow

beneath the blanket of snow,

waiting to emerge.

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