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Created on: January 02, 2010 Last Updated: February 02, 2010
I’ve returned from
Another space or time.
Or maybe like Van Winkle
Been asleep for a very long time.
Have just awoken to no food, no home,
Landed in the midst of war and famine, .
Yet there are too many people caught
in drama. Still.
Over things I never understood
Like imagined slights, resurrected hurt
way past the expiration date.
Comparing hang nails
To heart attacks
And a bad night’s sleep
To being run over by a dump truck
I speak
In an unknown Language
For which there appears
No translation
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by Nan Goheen
I’ve returned from
Another space or time.
Or maybe like Van Winkle
Been asleep for a very
Embracing
My culture
Manufactured on Saturdays
Machine-like from the East
With big eyes
And metal hearts
with unfailing
MY SOCIETY
The greatest solace I have found,
With sacred secrets, strongly bound
Cannot be found in tattered talk
But in a simple
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