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The painter is like a mouse in a maze.
The painter stares dauntlessly at the blank canvas
just as the mouse gazes intently into the entrance of the maze,
both sensing the succulent reward at journey’s end. [Read More…]

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Not so long ago, she was the walking dead, who barely existed day to day, and whose stony heart was full of whoas and dread.

Somehow, someway her bright angel tapped her on the left shoulder in a teasing gentle way, as he did so many times before in spirit, like a tweak on the nose when she got lost in her intense and solemn moods. But somehow, one day, when her angel comforted her in spirit it no longer seemed like some dream or game. [Read More…]

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I’m not who I was.
I don’t know who I am.
Part of me I lost.
The other part doesn’t give a damn. [Read More…]

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I sit alone and think about life.
All my wrongs, and all my rights.
Wondering how love could be so blind,
One step forward and I left it behind. [Read More…]

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If This Is Love

There was love
once upon a time.
It was sometimes cruel,
It was sometimes kind.

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To Really Know A Woman

Do you really love me?
Those words you always hear.
A woman’s thoughts and concerns,
The way she thinks, consumed by fears.

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Oh Love Oh Love - I Hate You

Oh love Oh love, we can’t go through
I hate to say I’m giving up on you
Oh love Oh love, don’t you wonder why the sky is blue?
well love… it’s all because of you!

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That Little Voice Inside Our Heads

That little voice inside our heads,
that voice that no one hears.
The one we rarely listen to,
and then regret for years.

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I Look

I look in the mirror
But all I see is a stranger
I look inside myself
But all I see is pain, anger

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A Lie On Your Lips

A lie on your lips;
A blemish perceived to vanish
But over time it twines into life
And under the thin veil of your perceptions,

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