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 10 Oct 2006 @ 05:54
The Shift of The Ages
A poem 2 share by Brenda Freo`
FREO` FOOT PRINTS
SET FREE
Aye, mountain midnight
Thy clarity rings in me
Nature's chorus a mere echo
in return...
BLOOD, pulsing in my veins
Even YOU are in tune
So...this is it?
The ego's last stand?
As mergence comes calling,
Can I behold such a glory?!
And all my brothers and sisters...
Can they behold it too!?
As my heart beats...with this Universe, and you
Mid-day SUN shines down within SO TRUE
No Shadows, chrickets singing,
grounding my SOUL in this Earth
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 30 Sep 2006 @ 04:12
When I was 7 and in the 2nd grade they all thought I talked too much. I was always telling others about my dreams and they were tired of hearing them I guess. I used to love to dream about my horses... I had horses of all colors and a ranch with grassy hills. And All my horses were named...
My own mother was so exasperated at my imaginary horses she forbade me to talk anymore about them and she made me sit down and write & illustrate little books about "MY HORSES" instead. More >
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 30 Sep 2006 @ 03:29
LOA story #1: THE BIG DONUT ... My age 6 first day of the first grade, standing in the hot lunch line. Alas, my last name started with an S which put me at the back of the lunch line going slowly in alphabetical order... I stood in the lunch line 3rd from the last person. Up ahead I could see a HUGE platter of home made donuts piled high. It was way up at the front of the line where all the kids in front of me were receiving their lunches on plastic trays. The donuts were all you could smell!!
I was SO HUNGRY that my stomach ached and I was very sad that there might be no donuts left by the time I got up there in front of them. So, I shut my eyes tight and I pictured a great big steaming hot donut as I pick it off an almost empty tray. I put it in my mouth and I took a bite. MMMMMMMM it was so good! I kept my eyes shut and moved step by step along with all the other kids in the lunch line. I took another bite. MMMMMMM it is so good too! And another bite and another bite until my BIG DONUT was all gone but the sugar left on my fingers. As I lick my fingers, another kid behind me poked me in the ribs and said, "HEY!! move up...will ya?"
I opened my eyes and took a step. There before me was the biggest sugar donut I had ever seen on top of 3 smaller ones on the big platter. Of course I took my big donut immediately.
The rest of the lunch was terrible. They had the most awful chocolate pudding made from soy powder I've ever NOT EATEN but my donut was just as good in every bite as the first time I ate it!
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7 Feb 2006 @ 03:57
I have a "WOO WEE WOO" to share about this message from God...
About 2 years ago Glenda, a close friend of mine, gave me an 8X12 size paper with big Red & Blue font on it - in the format of a memo - with a picture of a clamp on top of the page.
The memo said,
HELLO, I AM God. More >
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