stands on the edge of
the most endearing things about yester-year
smiles and tears alike mesh into memories
that strip them of any hurtful residue
and we are shaman and goddesses
never doubting our power to make memories
sweeter than the event itself.
we are a sometimes broken people who long
to remember remembering
the echo of a neglected moment
and hold it like an infant
a puppy, a promise, a civil right
and preserve it as if its passing
was the death of hope itself.
we are nostalgic because we are hopeful
because we need to be reminded
that there are many reasons
to relish next breaths
create new memories
recall the simple brilliance of our living.
Sunday, March 27, 2005
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2 comments:
Feels good, don't it?
As usual...powerful...the pen is mighty in your hand, my brother.
Oh how I'd like to stay awhile, because I see you have quite a few entries I've yet to enjoy...but I'm on the run, dear Tim. I will however come visit soon and feast on your words.
I wanted to drop you this brief note, letting you know I received your post on my blog...and to send you my much appreciated thanks for your heartfelt comments. Although, we've yet to meet(in flesh), I too felt that strong connection after bumping into you over the web-waves. You speak to my heart and I consider us kindred indeed.
Now, here's my formal invite: When you visit your people in Fayetville, don't forget your other family here in Raleigh! :)
Be blessed. Know that you are loved. Live strong.
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