held firmly wholly
roots that protect and nourish
so tossed yet not torn
we return time after time
holy holy wholly one
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
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Welcome to Outward Signs
This journal contains poetry by:
C. Robin Janning (Robin)
Matthew J. Robison (Matt)
& Some Visiting Poets
All work posted here retains the copyright of its author, and all rights are reserved.
C. Robin Janning (Robin)
Matthew J. Robison (Matt)
& Some Visiting Poets
All work posted here retains the copyright of its author, and all rights are reserved.
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- offertory prayer the back of the pew, bitter to th...
- Kids blowing smoke in the honeysuckle bushes-- beh...
- against the window rain hammers wind shouts wake u...
- those stories Mother never told find me in dreams
- late september the beds all gone to seed
- still fish beneath lily pads tossed in the rain
- out of sorts in choking humidity she dreams of snow
- little can be seen one tall verbena swaying a wake...
- crowon either endof the broken fence rail
- rose-breasted grosbeaka moment beforeonly sparrows
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