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	<pubDate>Fri, 09 Mar 2007 05:15:20 -0800</pubDate>
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		<p><a rel="nofollow" target="_new" href="http://www.stumbleupon.com/to/9QeMBu/stonepoem.com/audio/t:4afb22dab67c5;src:blog">Some readings...</a><br /><br />
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	<pubDate>Sun, 04 Dec 2005 04:15:07 -0800</pubDate>
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		<p><font face="georgia" size="5"><br />
<a target="_new" href="http://www.stumbleupon.com/to//stonepoem.stumbleupon.com/archive/360/t:4afb22dab67c5;src:blog">Start at the begining >>></a></font>             <font size="3" face="georgia"> <a rel="nofollow" href="mailto:stonepoem@gmail.com">e-mail>>></a></font>     <font size="1" face="georgia"><a rel="nofollow" target="_new" href="http://www.stumbleupon.com/to/2DnGHD/www.stonepoem.com/t:4afb22dab67c5;src:blog">What's stone doing now?>>></a></font></p>
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	<pubDate>Sun, 06 Nov 2005 14:13:07 -0800</pubDate>
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		<p># 365 <ul><br />
<u><b>R I P</b></u><br />
<font face="georgia" size="3"><br />
Have you heard?<br />
The poet is dead.<br />
Silenced in descent <br />
Of crouching night.<br />
Forgotten now <br />
By mortal winds   <br />
And things that speak<br />
To breathless souls<br />
Or hearts entwined,  <br />
Out amongst  <br />
The nebulae.<br />
But don't be sad<br />
For errant voice, <br />
No longer felt<br />
And whisper still.<br />
Thoughts, are such <br />
Temporary things.<br />
When you hear<br />
This poet is dead -<br />
Carve some words<br />
In stone.<br />
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	<pubDate>Fri, 28 Oct 2005 15:55:37 -0700</pubDate>
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		<p># 364 <ul><br />
<b><u>T h e            W o r d s            D o n ' t            W o r k .</u></b><br />
<font face="georgia" size="3"><br />
Words <br />
are a waste of time -<br />
they've certainly occupied <br />
too much of mine. <br />
Shouting like pushy folk in line <br />
from A to Z, demanding attention <br />
in fray with clatterered heels <br />
and sullied cries,<br />
bold suggestions - <br />
like Jazz sax strayed <br />
too far from melody.<br />
But it's not I don't enjoy <br />
their crowded company.<br />
No, far from it, I do - <br />
I truly do and always will. <br />
Where would I be <br />
without our dialogue?<br />
And beauty, and wonder <br />
and other joys?<br />
It's just ... I begrudge <br />
the mechanics of these things - <br />
these *words*. <br />
They just can't resist <br />
trying to sneak their influence <br />
beyond what I really want to say. <br />
Words  come with baggage you see. <br />
What I think, what I write, <br />
and what I speak - <br />
it all gets ransomed by <br />
dragging needs to express <br />
and be understood, <br />
to offer degrees of meaning.   <br />
In reality though, <br />
not, the real me. <br />
<br />
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	<pubDate>Thu, 27 Oct 2005 15:53:08 -0700</pubDate>
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		<p># 363 <ul><br />
<b><u>G e o l o g y .</u></b><br />
<font face="georgia" size="3"><br />
It was <br />
always you.<br />
Blue quartz seamed,<br />
and running through<br />
this solid stone of I.<br />
And so behest was knock'd fate <br />
with moon-tugged nights <br />
and stullied appetite for winds <br />
that never blew.<br />
Time-tumbled, <br />
on the greystone shore,<br />
laid down the sighing churn - <br />
locked me in with eon's hold <br />
of elemental bores.<br />
And so I yearned, <br />
and so I yielded.  <br />
And so I found.<br />
And then I knew.<br />
It was always,<br />
you. <br />
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	<pubDate>Wed, 19 Oct 2005 14:30:31 -0700</pubDate>
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		<p># 362 <ul> <br />
<b><u>F a t h e r .</u></b><br />
<font face="georgia" size="3"><br />
Every day I kick myself. <br />
Is this laughter really mine?<br />
Loud like bad played notes<br />
on a cheap plastic horn.<br />
But I am so proud.<br />
<br />
And the stories they tell,<br />
and the pictures they show -<br />
ah, such wonder!<br />
<br />
How did this occur?<br />
There is no weariness now.<br />
Suddenly I am, Superman - <br />
jumping and giggling into life, <br />
clamouring too with love.  <br />
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	<pubDate>Mon, 17 Oct 2005 12:34:27 -0700</pubDate>
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		<p># 361 <ul><br />
<b><u>T h o s e     W h o     W a i t .</u></b><br />
<font face="georgia" size="3"><br />
Stilled am I in lull of night <br />
No ocean's move save salted spite<br />
And where go I in loose-rigged winds?<br />
No bounding heave, no push and cleave,<br />
No rising line or white-mane minds.<br />
All quietened like the muted damned,<br />
Horizon-fixed with tar glued stares<br />
Through eyes that blaspheme stars,<br />
And with curses for a speechless sea<br />
And the stolen shore yet far way.<br />
I lie silent, waiting and becalmed.<br />
Just these thoughts for company.<br />
Oh take me home to those,<br />
that wait for me.<br />
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	<pubDate>Tue, 11 Oct 2005 16:00:23 -0700</pubDate>
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		<p># 360 <ul><br />
<b><u>S u c c o u r                 P u n c h . </u></b><br />
<font face="georgia" size="3"><br />
When<br />
you were born<br />
I didn't cry.<br />
I was struck dumb -<br />
could not describe<br />
the feelings felt<br />
for you.<br />
Immediate,<br />
like electricity<br />
running through<br />
my restless back<br />
and flooding in<br />
my empty head,<br />
my vacuum heart.<br />
Something,<br />
switching on<br />
deep inside<br />
and bewitching<br />
with delight, <br />
and sparks<br />
of life -<br />
lightening <br />
my soul.<br />
But not,<br />
like raptured<br />
passion's flame<br />
or glowing ember's<br />
warm embrace, <br />
nor kinship<br />
of years<br />
or kindly smiles<br />
from journeys<br />
shared.<br />
No, <br />
this feeling ...<br />
It was Instant.<br />
It was Persistent.<br />
It was Beautiful.<br />
And I'll never forget,<br />
and I cannot escape,<br />
and still cannot describe<br />
beyond mere love<br />
and loving<br />
you. <br />
<br />
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	<pubDate>Mon, 10 Oct 2005 15:37:08 -0700</pubDate>
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		<p># 359 <ul><br />
<b><u>W i s h e s.</u></b><br />
<font face="georgia" size="3"><br />
May whatever you do, be better than what you've done,<br />
Reclaimed from hard-drudged hours, like distilled time.<br />
Where dreams are hoist with steadfast will and laughter peels <br />
Against the hollow cry of pitied fate that follows all but you.<br />
<br />
May you dare to run with winds, then leap the shadowed ground <br />
To whisper calls at stirring night, not feared of worried days.<br />
And you, who triumphs in the light will be joyous in the dew<br />
Beguiled and surprised to tell of truths, to likes of you and I.<br />
<br />
May you always stay temperate in the sluice of unkind rains,<br />
Bite parched tongues that rise to taste the bracken pall,<br />
Find blue opals in the darkest  well of circumstance,<br />
And stretching, go beyond our normal mortal reach. <br />
<br />
And long may you embrace all things that you will learn<br />
And speak of such to those you know, and don't.<br />
May your breath be strong and full, and your songs be sung<br />
And leave a smile in mind for those you aim to teach.<br />
<br />
Oh may you hear amongst the shouts, the murmuring of souls -<br />
Seek wonders found in chance and call of happenstance,<br />
And understand the understandings you shall heed<br />
And then, may you recall these wishes left by me.<br />
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	<pubDate>Thu, 06 Oct 2005 12:05:19 -0700</pubDate>
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		<p># 358 <ul><br />
<b><u>T h a n k     y o u .</u></b><br />
<font face="georgia" size="3"><br />
You had a glow about you<br />
amongst the harvest souls.<br />
Pin sharpened in the blur,<br />
like a gilded lion you spoke to me.<br />
Smiling, serene and standing proud -<br />
the one to notice in the crowd.<br />
No need to seek you out -<br />
you had a glow about you. <br />
And I heard (but did not hear)<br />
and I saw (but did not see)<br />
and then I knew. <br />
You, are <br />
mine.<br />
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