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January 6 Investigative Committee

JANUARY 6 INVESTIGATIVE COMMITTEE 12/28/2021

Secrets erode our fall from earth.

Heaven is too far to know

from whence we came

and how far we have fallen.

No one really knows

if truth be told.

That is a matter of faith

unsure

Unstable

unstoppable

like earth’s wobble

through endless space.

Despite the gravity of the situation,

or because of gravity,

still we fall

deeper into unknowing,

reliant on faith.

Perhaps senseless,

or at best clueless

until the secrets are told

and we able to behold

the truth

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FIND THE WORDS 12/27/2021
Sometimes there is nothing more to be said.
Words lie too pale
to leave a trail
on the page
for others to follow.
Thoughts are too hollow
to offer comfort or recourse;
too shallow
to ease pain and remorse.
One step at a time.
One word at a time.
One breath at a time.
One sigh at a time.
Not enough words to rhyme
nor steps to mind.
We falter and fail
hands gripped to the rail
too frail to climb up,
too weary to climb down. Undecided too long.
Afraid to be wrong.
How can we build back better lacking blocks to build letters
to forms words to create stories,
to restore narratives of glory?

Reset the game
we are determined to play.
Reset the rules

and restore the ante fools

have laid bare,
offering nothing but a prayer.
A prayer without words.
Find the words!

Tell the story!

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Disinformation

Aphorisms can be useful tools

When put to use to fix

the broken places .

But when worn in a belt

Around the wasted space

They merely hold us down.

“Look at the glass half-empty

But see it half -full“

Does not change its contents.

A glass filled with lies

Is still poison

To the soul.

Before raising the glass

In toast to the past,

first fill it with truth.

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Night Pears

Where pigs fly

And trees walk

The earth churns

And dreams unfold

As nightmares.

What we know as truth

Unravels whole cloth

And comes undone

Baring our naked fears

As nightmares.

And thus, I dream of pears

And manchego cheese

Sliced by the knife of fear

Lower than the gut

Of mankind’s survival.

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