Wednesday, November 29, 2006

Tide-Line

They disappear. They always return. The men who love me. It is too early to say if it is a pattern.

Sometimes I feel like the woman in the sea-cottage who holds the tide-line tight in her hands. Then I don't drift in and out like the moon-pulled sea; then I remain, present.

3 comments:

  1. Why would humans move in patterns different than the rest of the universe, they might deny it, but the tide is too strong.

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  2. You come and you spoil me with so many beautiful comments.

    Perhaps we are more like the tides than we imagine.

    And, yes, Ira, the universe does have tidal patterns; surely, yes.

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  3. Anonymous9:31 PM

    This little composition is Divinely Perfect~

    No more can be said than this~

    save~it is as a vision on canvass

    Blessings~

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