Friday, September 25, 2015

Woe To My Mind; Woe To My Past; Woe to My World

I cried when she faced banns , whatever those are.


I faced her -- my mother -- and she knew me, her daughter,
Was glowing; I hated bothering her mind, possibly annihilating
A woman.


I saw her darkly in her life; she bothered me with love, possibly I know that.


Money caused me worse flowers; I saw my mother plainly.


Words will not believe I am here and beautiful; I am not peaceful; I am not
Right.


Believe your ranting is a kink that is fearful and sick.


I wish to make possibly drama that is a home for her priestly presence.


Worlds drink of my mother's words.


Softly she knows I know I love her.

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