Fantastically torn pages

We are each other’s story wrapped in tangles; edgeless momentoes of each other. We are fragments of stars and streams & oaks running ‘neath trees planted by torrents of living Waters...

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we are songs broken every day, as at dawn. We are wars. We are Seekers of Light, in the dark. Tossed by many storms, or the storm itself, we are lovers/ haters …

weavers of each other’s chapters: the fabric of skies and times,

we are choices, we choose: we write hues we may not know we know. We are fantastic/ fantastically torn. We are lovable, loved, bored, despised, cast out, downtrodden, we are more than we suspect: Stores, hoards …in the sands that mingle our beauty with the tidal currents that run our fingers. We know/ do not know the seabed of our blessings, we race eagles in the skies of our mind; we dive deep in the oceans of each day, we host the pearls we find, in each other’s eyes, or not; we are mysteries, we are

tribes of one blood, one breath, one chord pulsing us tight, one gravity: we leave the way we arrive, to territories we dare suspect, uh –

we know we are more than angels and the sun. We are the created: beyond visibility – blest to the toes of a soul / our soul, we may not have yet met: do we know we are blest, do we know…

the storey of a soul

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Prompt FMF writers: Story

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7 thoughts on “Fantastically torn pages

  1. Absolutely terrific.

    ‘We are more than we suspect ‘
    may suit most to a ‘T’,
    but I hope you don’t expect
    the same thing about me.
    I wander, happy as a goat
    in search always of trouble
    to whose surface I will gaily float
    secure in my own bubble
    that admits no introspection,
    no analysis of self.
    Anything in that direction
    gets put back on the shelf
    with weltschmerz, sorrow, pain and fear
    while I have another beer.

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