Still and all,
Peter Paul, Who would gaul To wander backwards, Risk a fall. Trusting nature, Open eyes, Fear no danger. Look how strangers' Steps have carried Moments, buried In the soil. Seeker’s oil Lies ahead. So don’t play dead. Focus toward The arc’s horizon, With hope held hands And no demands But lucky charms. Open brave your arms. The morning target, For those alike To gather, Soap and lather. Clean the layers. Bitterness does no favors, Only locks the door. Like a lion, Roar! And sound the rabble. Even thoughtless babble Will shake the grit. Relieve yourself of it. 4/23/22
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