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My thoughts during December, 2005

Alone in the dark

I spent several hours yesterday in the darkroom by myself trying to do some reprints to sell this Christmas. Of course I had to do some of “Perfect Flight“…

Musings on Myself that flowed from my brain at 8:17 am Tuesday, Dec. 13, 2005

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Artic sunset?

Nooo, say it isn’t so! Apparently Alaska may lose their Northern Lights in another 50 years or so. Luckily they wouldn’t be gone forever, just more visible in Siberia and Europe…

Musings on Nothing that flowed from my brain at 10:58 am Friday, Dec. 9, 2005

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Poetry forms

My last 2 posts, Concentration and It’s time, were in the form of haiku. For the uninitiated, haiku is a traditional form of Japanese poetry…

Musings on Poetry that flowed from my brain at 10:14 am Thursday, Dec. 8, 2005

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Concentration

The ring of metal…
As hands execute their dance
A bead of sweat forms

Musings on Poetry that flowed from my brain at 9:51 am Thursday, Dec. 8, 2005

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It’s time

Quiet summer night
Broken by the sound of steel -
Music fills the air

Musings on Poetry that flowed from my brain at 9:48 am Thursday, Dec. 8, 2005

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I need to remain strong
Against any test of my will
This is where I belong
Though they may do me wrong
Wishing me not good but ill
I need to remain strong
I’m just one in the throng
Yet powerful I am still
This is where I belong
The trials will prolong
Climbs to the top of the hill
I need to remain strong
I will continue this lifelong
Fight to not stand still
This is where I belong
This will always be my song
I have my dreams to fulfill
I need to remain strong
This is where I belong

Musings on Poetry that flowed from my brain at 9:44 pm Wednesday, Dec. 7, 2005

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The journey

He could rule the world
Rule it like he dreamt
Today he’ll begin
Just one step at a time
He’ll start to build
His imagined future
Then tomorrow the next
And so on till he’s there
On top of the world

Musings on Poetry that flowed from my brain at 8:42 pm Wednesday, Dec. 7, 2005

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Into a new domain

I have decided to properly enter the photoblogging world. The ‘photoblog’ link in the top menu which has been absent for a while has returned…

Musings on Myself that flowed from my brain at 1:31 pm Wednesday, Dec. 7, 2005

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Irresolute resolve

I’m not really big on this whole idea of New Year’s resolutions, mainly because many people set their sights a little too high making it difficult for themselves to maintain the momentum they create through the collective enthusiasm…

Musings on People and Myself that flowed from my brain at 8:32 am Tuesday, Dec. 6, 2005

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Say when

As she stood there,
The rain hid her tears.
She could barely see
As he looked past her.
The roaring thunder
Drowned out her sobs.
She could read his lips
As he chatted away…

Musings on Poetry that flowed from my brain at 1:45 pm Friday, Dec. 2, 2005

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