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Posh Poverty

Resplendent retinue
Of voiceless vagrants
Subway synchronicity
And boxcar blues
 
Nameless faces
And vacant stares
Under tattered caps
And castoff clothes
 
Society’s sad silent souls
That no one wants
Discarded demons
Tarnished goods
 
But you’re home safe now
Sheltered from the despair
Warm instead of cold
They cease to matter
 
Yet they’re still out there
Only more of them now
While you feed your pride
And gorge on your greed
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On My Radar

There you are
A blip on my screen
A glowing green dot
Suggesting you really do exist
And looking for clearance to land
My runway is alight
Lower your landing gear
And taxi on over to my gate
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Ancient Union

I called for you across the canyons of time
reached out my hand in open invitation
asking that you join me once again
to 
explore the magic of our souls’ journey home
I would climb and fall 10,000 times
before hearing the distant whisper
that told me you were near
sailing on cosmic winds
toward our rendezvous
I sat beneath the shady trees of my life
learning the virtue of patience
and softly singing the melody of time
so you might find me and begin anew
and there you were with sunbeam smiles
passions that fanned the embers
of countless heart fires lit long ago
in faraway places with mystical names
we come together now with open hearts
sharing a joy born of new awareness
to savor the double helix of life's mysteries
and awaken to the promise of ancient union
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