So the same street was not

They were strange places

Enemies lurking in their cages

Yet there you find a secret

There

That is where it hides

Secrets must hide

Then a world appears

You have no idea

The most unusual circle in the world
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The slumber party is over

The rain will return

My heart will meet yours

You will see me crying

You will experience mercy

I am the eastern Sun

Angels singing and spinning

You were the Tao

I held you in a stormy pedal wave

Fear evaporating into love

Eagles return

Your door in the sand opens

I make haste with my feet

Love listen for chanting

Beloved BE

Bubbles rise in triumph

Hands touching romantically in green light

Dream again or forever hold your peace.
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Ambition can turn into an addiction.

LOVE IS THE REAL THING.
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 Motionless within summer leaves

The gray kitty sneezed

As the frost melts

The trees come alive

We all see the dream clearly

As the moon and the sun

Turn.

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Tonight I wll investigate Doctor Jeckle for adaptation.


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It is clear to me

We need to let cows roam through the city and make luxurious cow patties.
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In some weird way I've been into math recently.

I think I have found myself counting thing more than any time in tiny adult life.  The city I am living in is becoming some form of numbers game probably in an attempt to to create order in a very diverse and hard to predict environment.  I'm learning a lot but mainly why children are so grateful that cartoons were invented.
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What if the computers are turning us into robots?$?


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As long as there is beauty and sun the world can't be to bad.


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I love how people talk about Jews at a cafe as if it were impossible that a Jew could be in the room.

I am not happy with that actually

It is disrespectful and often sounds a bit racist.
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Character is not achieved by becoming a character.


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