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To: fatima

Four is the number for me
all the same type, you see
sweet little girls, great ladies
they be
and mommies themselves
what a relief for me. ;)

Now grands abound from here to the sound
of hockey pucks slamming the ice
to flap jacks on the griddle
they're gonna be cooks of
the finest sort you see
going to culinary collage are some

some in highschool and on the run
some long done with schooling you see
out there working and making m-o-n-e-y.




22 posted on 03/07/2006 9:59:42 PM PST by Soaring Feather (Woman Poets Rock the Babies, Baby Rocks the Poet.)
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To: bentfeather
Well 15 I have that I know of
Have a rascal son so there might be more
From Iraq to our land,nurse Mary's bedpan's

I am prould to know each and and all them.
23 posted on 03/07/2006 10:10:32 PM PST by fatima (Just say it if it is for love-have no regrets.)
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To: bentfeather

Swamp Lord

Soft awing amid the cattails surrounding the fen,
swift flyer slipping in among the reeds as if by magic.
four wings beating their own tattoo, to their own ken,
agile seeker of their own truth, to their own beat they click.

Long tailed flyer with such easy grace,
darting here and there, as if they ruled the place
Flitting by so insolent right by my face,
and I watch them amused by their swift pace.

Humming in swift and daring flight they rise,
and then as swift disappear like the magicians they are.
Lords of the swamp and meadows for all their size,
and I honor them as such, for the wonder they are!

Iridescent jewels that tempt and tease the watcher’s eye,
for they are summer’s oft missed treasure too be sure.
a reminder that art is a living thing against the sky,
and I, but a visitor to their gallery amid reed and cocklebur.

Daring bird and a swift human hand they flit,
and win again and again as they hunt and mate.
Wondrous the moment and then it passes on as I sit,
enraptured by the Dragonfly in the afternoon passing late.


25 posted on 03/07/2006 10:18:54 PM PST by WayzataJOHNN ( Poetry is the jazz of words, laid down by a feeling soul.)
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