Monday, April 23, 2018

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Should there be no sun, when tomorrow is gone
Should we fall down, voices drown our own
Visions blur, murmurs confuse, threaten
Knees bleed in pleading, thinking
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Doris Cornago
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Doris Cornago 25 April 2018

A pink tree in place of a cactus? Yes, in due time, the legacy of cacti will be a lovely pink tree admired by all.

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Kostas Lagos 24 April 2018

This is another thought provoking poem of yours! Thank you!

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Doris Cornago 24 April 2018

I'm glad you liked this poem which was inspired by your own struggles about your faith.: -)

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Doris Cornago 23 April 2018

There are many things we do not understand, and in our confusion, issue a bulletin, God is dead. The corpses of our disbelief and denials of what can be, who we are, what's in the future, may all stem from our lack of water. Drink from the Spirit and you'll never be thirsty again. Is this a cliche? Sauce for the goose, nd not the gander. Sorry.

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Doris Cornago 23 April 2018

My only solace in life, widowed in my waning years, is to speak my mind out and be like a child in self-containment. I have no need of anything else if I can have my voice heard in a poem and have someone listening earnestly.: -)

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Doris Cornago 23 April 2018

For my friend Kostas Lagos, a kindred spirit and all poets in constant search of the SUN.: -)

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Doris Cornago 23 April 2018

Our current circumstances is by no means final; if the sun fails to shine, perhaps, you should take the cool respite to explore other things and find skills you failed to discover when the sun shines so brightly, distracting you from more urgent things, maybe not crucial for you but for your significant other. My point view, love does not set with the sun, it blooms through all kinds of weather.: -)

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