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Dance among the flowers Let's have a party and a tea Dreaming of the future, and How I think that things should be Life should be an adventure A Prince should take me to the Ball The wind always fills my sails When I'm with him, gonna have it all I dream out loud to make it clear This little girl has no fear Growing up is not easy So much is not what it seems No time to smell the roses Or to think of childhood dreams Life just becomes survival My Prince was really a pauper too My ship never left the harbor Happy days are all too few My dreams long gone, nothing near Grown up girl.. So many tears Hide behind the surface So you think that I am strong Inside I'm falling to pieces How could everything go wrong Life can make you bitter A shell of what you could be Drowning out in the ocean So far out that none can see Prayed for a miracle, a new song That a true Prince would come along Met you the next morning Your humor made me smile The way you looked at me I hoped you'd stay for awhile You came a little closer Then you gently took my hand Words can't describe it all Lost dreams were being fanned You were my miracle, you were my song All of those childhood dreams, They were inside all along Dance among the flowers Let's have a party and a tea Dreaming of the future, and How I think that things should be Life should be an adventure A Prince should take me to the Ball The wind always fills my sails When I'm with him, gonna have it all I dream out loud to make it clear This little girl has no fear You were my miracle, you were my song All of those childhood dreams, They were inside all along *This is the story of a little girl growing up with amazing dreams, only to be devastated by the harsh realities of life. Then by chance, in her adult life, she meets someone that restores her belief in dreams she thought were long gone. 12-16-14
As long as there is prayer You'll find me on my knees Looking up to the heavens Crying out to God, "Please!" And as long as you're out there If I have breath left in me With a longing in my heart I will set out on life's sea Looking for where we.. were we Girl it's killing me Dying cause we're apart You were once filled with joy and laughter We sailed together without fear We had our song we loved to sing it Now I sing alone and no one hears Everyday a tidal wave of questions Looked for answers nothing was clear Sudden storm we didn't see it coming You lost trust quickly disappeared So as long as there is prayer You'll find me on my knees Looking up to the heavens Crying out to God, "Please!" And as long as you're out there If I have breath left in me With a longing in my heart I will set out on life's sea Looking for where we.. were we Girl it's killing me Dying cause we're apart I set sail in unchartered waters Breeze of hope comes from nowhere Set my course you are my purpose Want to show you I really care Strong belief girl, i'll find you When I do you're gonna see That in my arms love will find you My doubted promise was always true So as long as there is prayer You'll find me on my knees Looking up to the heavens Crying out to God, "Please!" And as long as you're out there If I have breath left in me With a longing in my heart I will set out on life's sea Looking for where we.. were we Girl it's killing me Dying cause we're apart 1-22-15
There's a love that touches heaven it's way beyond the blue It travels across the ocean it brings my soul to you From these sandy beaches a fiery passion within my heart And when true love gets to you it's going to touch every part Oh, this is the great adventure there's no quenching this flame I'm bursting with excitement at just the mention of your name So I'm taking a dreamer's journey going to sail across this sea Nothing here gonna hold me back Beyond the blue, just you and me There's a love that's so compelling it's beautiful and bold It's far beyond the horizon it's end is still untold Allows me see your sparking eyes smell the fragrance in your hair When you're still a million miles Girl, that's a love with no compare Oh, this is the great adventure there's no quenching this flame I'm bursting with excitement at just the mention of your name So I'm taking a dreamer's journey going to sail across this sea Nothing here gonna hold me back Beyond the blue, just you and me Contest: Linda's "True Love" Date: 8-1-14
Hello, good morning.. I read your mail No, I'm not feeling well I guess you can tell It's like a cross with nails It's like a living hell I'm crying please I want to breathe again Feel a sunny day See hope arise Hear love songs play I read twice.. All your lines No, I'm not feeling fine I guess I'm out of time No more muse and rhyme I'm lost in this liquid vine And crying please I want to breathe again Feel a sunny day See hope arise Hear love songs play Oh, I'd give anything For an island breeze Just one look at you I'm crying please.. I want to breathe again Feel a sunny day See hope arise Hear love songs play 4-21-15
I have a pocket Full of dreams that, I carry wherever I go I wonder what dreams I'll dream tonight for I never seem to know I closed my eyes to drift asleep as I reached in for a dream I grabbed one tight within my hand then, flying became the theme Now, I'm in a dream and flying and, this feeling of flight is grand I have no wings to fly at all Yet, my feet lift off the land I used my mind to fly around such freedom I can feel For, deep down in my heart I know that flying can't be real I woke with the dream of flying And yet, it's never as it seems But, I know I'll dream this dream again from my pocketful of dreams
There is a house on the cliff's edge, Around a quiet, unmarked shoreline At night, the tide lifts high against a foggy moon In the morning, gloomy clouds settle with the sea At times, not even the birds are seen or heard The house is left to nature's caress Home-crafted seashell chimes sway and sing with the wind Crushed sand dollars lie together on the back porch The shells were once whole, collected by the former owners Long gone are they now, smiling with the moon The owners are the very sound of the ocean spray, Striking the rocks, announcing the cool dawn of day They are not the dark, empty rooms, The rooms that nobody thinks of as they go about their lives The quiet owners are long gone—thought of only by one A stillborn legacy about as tiresome as the sun, When the clouds crisp out its beams . . . A seawater puddle is in the middle of the dining room Nobody knows it sits there, sinking in the floorboards It used to be a far larger puddle after a storm, Stealthily leaking into the house But now it is small—so small—and the boards are moist, Moist with its only companion amongst the instilled silence Nobody thinks of empty, abandoned rooms Nobody remembers the former owners They were not much for socials and gatherings They always lived their quiet, happy lives Without a care of the outside world, Far from anybody's thought Miles from the nearest home Where the next generation comfortably lives He never finished fixing that leak . . . Sometimes the puddle gets bigger after other storms And when it does, there is almost life there again You can see the chandelier reflected on the unperturbed water As a crystal dangles and falls from on high The dark silence following the drop is as deep as thought . . . Nobody thinks of empty, abandoned rooms Nobody remembers the former owners There is merely a house on the cliff's edge Around a quiet, unmarked shoreline -March 21, 2013-
Strings all over me Pulling me backwards Tying me down Down the ashes of my dreams My fear blazed like a wild fire Their tongues scorched me like devouring wild fire Their tongues had no positive utterance in my dream I could see my dream in ashes Despite scorching heat of criticism My dream never died In the ashes of my dreams I could see it striving I could see a flicker of a flame surviving the dying fire One complement snatched me out of a blazing fire Like a helicopter, it flew me away from my fears Up in the sky my dream withered ashes like a tree tilt its old leaves It was not just a ride but a revival of my dream Like a surviving little piece of wood in ashes My dream is alive and has kept me fighting My dream is now a reality; you can do the same with yours Never let your dream perish in ashes of your dreams
Fever dreams and rusted scissors. There's only two ways to look at this night. I awake only to have a gritty taste of bone dust in my throat. A reminder of events past. Sweating plagues, rebuilding strength for the hunt that's to come. I can barely open my eyes. Thoughts of old cloud my judgment. I shouldn't think these things, but the thoughts commence infernally. My glands are swollen. I know there's an infection within, Viral?? Mental? I've seen these nightmares up close and have fed deep into their madness. It's autumn now and yet I long to sit in the garden. Bleed upon the stone, Lost in lucid trance. No more memories, no more hauntings. I must purge these inside weaknesses to start anew. Arise structured forms, sway and move at my command for I am creator. This sickness shall fall and wither as the leaves of change. Skin, fall, wither so the insects will consume. Light dwelling within must surface and speak. I no longer fear change, I embrace it. Spread my ashes in the bloom of nature's glow, for Memories on wings of a hymn shall be rebirth. Give power to symbols and names. The children swarm down the swamp's end, Awaiting the movement. Unsung, Blood fills our lungs as we go. The whispers from the dead keep me up at night. There's fear outside your door. That the devil may bite. Reside in my garden and drink deep the waters of my insanity. Buried within one's self is the creator of existence. A god inside an animal. Acknowledgments bring growth. Watch it flourish.
Hello Darkness, my old friend My arms out stretched I'm here again Inside my dream I walked alone Inside the night I roamed. Reaching out to all who hear Reaching out through silent tears But no one hears and no one came My dream repeats this silent song A song my voice longs to share A song of flight I sang, I dared A song of light in colored sight Reaching out to all those Here Singing out through silent tears But no one hears and no one came My dream repeats this silent song Through my eyes, my heart, my tears I sing a song that Darkness fears. But no one hears... A song my voice longs to share This song I sing, a vision dared Hello Darkness my old friend Your story told in this dream again And in the piercing light I saw Your eyes on me... and your eyes are raw Your time has passed Your shadow dim Here we stand, at the gates again. Voices silent in a time called When A bend this day... Through spiraling winds. And in this piercing light I saw Your eyes on me and your eyes are raw... Hello Darkness my old friend My arms out stretched, I'm here again... Your eyes, My hand, Your mind, My pen Our voices silent In a time called When My dream repeats this song again.
Once told you I wanted you, Look at us now. Feel that I need you. I'm not quite sure how. Let you in and I don't want you to leave. Is this something you can believe. I'm losing myself in your expression, not letting you go now that's my confession. Your right in front of me and my body is still. Counting my blessings, can this be real? Felt your lips touching mine, Still cant get this out of my mind. Caught up in each other we've lost track of time, With each moment that passes I realize your mine. If this is a dream I beg you not to wake me, If its meant to be we'll feel it inside. Cant control my feelings I'm all over the place. My hands feel so empty not holding your face. Don't want this to end, I Cant let this end. Don't mind me while my eyes ponder you, I would stop but none of me wants to. Starting to leave now, cant seem to go. Feeling you want me, its starting to show. Pulling me closer, I'm losing my breath. Losing my breath again. If this is a dream I beg you not to wake me, If its meant to be we'll feel it inside. Cant control my feelings I'm all over the place. My hands feel so empty not holding your face. Your all that I've wanted, all that I've needed. How did it begin, I know this wont end.
For them. To her the word love refers to a boy. Something she yearns for and misses dearly. The day they met was cold and fraught with January chill. "Oh, that does seem so long ago." That is the untarnished memory she replays over and over again when events in her life go array. Back then it was tangible and real, their lives together had not been succumb to so much misery and woe. They have triumphed, failed, and even caused each other more pain than can be imagined; But through it all they always walked the path together, holding each others hand. She loves him unconditionally and for that some people cant understand but love needs no excuses, certainly not for them. She adores him for working so hard, slaving to the man trying to base a future and a plan for them, but she feels guilty that their small American dream over the years has always led down a dead end. With today's hard times she knows they are not to blame, but still her idol hands carry burden with them. A plot of land, a small farm, and a home to call their own so they may grow old. that's all the pair desire. He loves her to, a thought that at times is unfathomable. He admires her dreams, even if they are bigger than the world and never distills fear in her that they wont one day come true. She thinks ill rationally and believes in things as a child would, but this merely makes him smile at her spontaneous outlook. To him she is like a wild bee, searching ferociously for something. At times he doesn't think she will ever find it, that's why its so hard to see her cry. Life hasn't been fair for them. It's a tragic book that just keeps reading on. But they muscle through living on their dream and knowing that as long as they have each other, everything will be alright. And as they drive home to their house with no walls, catching glimpses of each other in their ratty car they don't feel so alone. Behind those blue eyes, she will be forever nineteen to him and to her, as she gazes into his brown large pupils; the boy she knows has grown into a man and at that moment they know, one day all the sacrifices they have made will pay off.
As the sunsets at the end of the day, And the night begins to fall, So, does all the dreams of all the little children, In their own wonderlands of their own, Wishing and thinking of great things to come, Hoping their parents will make these dreams come alive, Cause dreams to children should become bright and gleam, And all to them more than just alive, All children want is hopes and dreams to become true, But if you can teach them how to work hard at them, They too can make their dreams become their own reality, For any one person works hard enough, At what they want in life, They can have any one thing they want, All they have to do is work really hard to make it real, For believers can believe in themselves, And strive to work toward making their own goals, Their very own come true, Which gives more satisfaction in life, Than things being handed to you, So always strive for the best, And all your wishes and dreams can come true, In your life if you want them too.
Do you believe in the things that you've always known, Can you understand the things you've been shown. Is it the visions you see that make you believe, Or is the feelings you get when you've been deceived. The pain you feel a never ending ache , Tearing your heart and soul from you every day. Time ticks slowly pounding away at you, Throbbing heart breaking and there's nothing you can do, Must I settle for these lost and broken dreams, Because it has all the signs that what it seems. How much should a man endure to find his way, It cant possibly be like this hard for me every day. There is nothing so frustrating as being so confused, Especially when you've discovered that you've been used. I will get through this lonely phase I have no doubts, But I'm sure there will come a day I'll figure it all out. Cautiously I walk the path that's been laid before me, In faith I will continue for I know he will let me see. Life will be thrown at you in so many different ways, I will be prepared for these things for the rest of my days. Broken dreams will be the learning tree for me to grow , Living my life with Joy Happiness is what I'll always Know. tac
I remember the very first time I saw you, You wiped the sweat off your forehead, I remember what all I use to say to you, Followed my heart, I love you, Maybe I needed to guard what I say, Or express it in another way, I hope I did you no harm, Or is that what you call destiny, Please know in your heart, Eventhough how things played out, My life and all its' worth, Worth calling existing - living, And without ever crossing paths, My life would have been blah, Words can not express how I feel about you, Celebrate our love, if nothing more ever than be my best friend, You are my very breath and hope of hearing from and possibly seeing you, The very reason I make it through another day, Our love we will celebrate far and away, But in my heart, you are right here with me today, I love you friend, You make this world and all it contains worth living, My heart smiles when it thinks of you, I will somehow express my heart before I leave this earth, So much I want to say, I don't want to complicate things, I just want you to be healthy, happy and carefree, I know you love me, You don't have to say it like I so often do, I knew day one, When I became good friends to you! I love you, boo! I do! Best of luck, Live like you were dying!
I'm going through and i can Tomorrow there 'll be a sun After the storm rainbow comes Someday I will hear the beat of the drums. Watching my dream fades away Hoping to see it once again someday Nothing left on me anymore But I 'm going to stand once more. I promise to keep on moving Even these fears keep on striking Hardly trying to take me down I 'll give it a continuous round. I 'll never let it end like this Though I 'm staggering and feeling selfless Tomorrow I 'll get it done This heart says I will and I can.
Cars raced passed, As I patiently waited, Nervously filled with distrust. At a crossing where safe crossing, Is now indicated, This courier of fortunes Not yet out of luck. I pick up my pace Like a man on a mission. My thoughts now a vortex Of possible plays. But to visit this office A long planned decision. The matter at hand Sheer providence dictates. The doors open freely, I enter within, To the cheers of firm staffers And welcoming smiles. Word had spread quickly To my eyes and chagrin, At the expense of my privacy, My name now beguiled. The anteroom sanctum Filled with polite pushy haste, Containing serious suits Who'd not rise from their seats, Till proof be their witness, No moment to waste, And the breech of my privacy? Short apology, hurried movement, And onward at a feverish pace! Careful inspection and lens, Quickly confirm my declare, Faces stiffened to stifle, The emotional urge; To rejoice while an outside call To far voices is made, Numbers again shared, One through six, double check, Final digits confirmed. Moods shifted quickly As reality spawns. To great cheers And some fanfare, Till ushered away; With military precision, And much tinted glass, Police guarding me And ticket, From mayhem this day. Since winning the big one, I've gained many friends, Among them some old ones Who at best were estranged; Now calling me sir, With no memory of past, Nine figures and wow, Both handsome AND popular... ...finally, at last! © Michael Wegman, 2014
Living my dream I had one dream when I was young To go to another land In life I wasn't satisfied I wanted something grand Lions, tigers. Kangaroos And all those wild, wild beasts Africa, South America Or Australia at least. Possessive Mother was my curse How could I get away? Every time I mentioned it She had so much to say And made me feel so guilty Really cramped my style And then one day there came along Something to make me smile I'd just turned my nineteenth year When this great girl came along She hailed from West Australia And filled my heart with song So we got married, had some kids And here we are in Oz Been here for half a century And I came here all because It was my fate to find this girl She was my destiny There's be a whisper in the skies That knows how things will be It takes one's soul, and leads it on So growth, it might occur And I know that west Australia My heart, it sure does stir. 4 August 2013 @ 1440hrs.
My eyes open The sun is rising I'm back again It's not surprising It happens every day My other world goes away Just an orphaned child There's no denying Gloom returns I feel like crying It happens every day My other world goes away A miserable place I'm barely surviving Just get to bedtime Cause daytime's frightening I dream of dreaming every day In my other world I want to stay 'Cause in my other world There's a prince charming I'm daddy's little girl And mommy's sweet darling The apple of your eye All you've been desiring Hopes and dreams come true My other world is so inspiring My eyes open the sun is rising I'm back again its not surprising It happens every day My other world goes away Aubade Poem A poem about dawn bringing reality for the any poem goes Contest #17 Sponsor: Poet Destroyer A
In an empty world, And a room with no space, There's a hidden door, To a forbidden place, A place with no voices, No voices to hear, A mysterious world, If you enter to dare, Where everything's grey, And dark colored walls, With windows of stain, And endless halls, It comes through the night, It's a place in your dreams, When you can't wake up, From a nightmare of screams.
Can't think about the Year that didn't last Can't fight the time and how it passed so fast… Voices were cheerful that night Everyone was full of silver light I heard the sounds but didn't care I couldn't help but only think and stare… I dreamed of love that possibly I'll never share And of life that was just like a fairytale. In that second of complete despair I saw the moon and realized it was all a dare Then your voice whispered in my ear Promising me all I needed to hear…
It's so much easier to just live in memory. Easy to taste chocolate cake. To see who loved me and ate from my kitchen. A lovely day with friends is so very far away now… I try with my hand but can't touch it. Even in dreams I don't have the pleasure. It doesn't feel good to write about the reasons. They aren't tangible anyway. As the world spins by whole and beautiful… I watch as it goes round and round. and wonder… Could it stop for a moment and I'll get on? Sounds easy enough. But so much separates me from this. Out in a field, I see the distance. Everything there says "go". Just get on. Hesitation, then, I've missed my chance. Am I wearing the wrong clothes? I soften with the evening time and melt into everything. Let me say a prayer which brings me some kind of understanding… Everything will come easy. Sparkly and colors everywhere.
I'm social, filled with compassion, sensitive to forms of pollution, but creative who seeks out inspiration. I am a mystery, born with the blood of royalty, recognized of high nobility, as wealth surrounds me with luxury, A dreamer who dreams upon reality, connecting with the world spiritually an physically. I am a person who seeks the meaning of life, the balance between its darkness an light, I am a person who dreams of accomplishments, I am someone who desires love an fulfillment, I am someone you can reasoned with, I am known as Ms. Violet.
Caught inside a painting, A Rembrandt, made of her family's hopes and dreams Searching for happiness, Within a two dimensional canvas, little scope there seems Outside the colours, Someone captivated by her beauty, hearing her empty screams Only for the key, Longing to be outside, he opens the door and beams Filled with intrepidation, Beckoning "come outside", his love for her it teems She turns away, For others she must stay, hiding from her dreams.
Sleep's the Great Healer— Sleep's the Revealer Of hidden meanings, Unbidden gleanings. When sorrow aches us, Sleep overtakes us— Stealing away grief, Like a welcome thief. Night is the coverlet For a longing lover— yet It's Sleep who delves Deep into our selves, Finding dusty dreams... on shadowy shelves. When life's a jailor, Sleep's the unveiler Of an inner key... To set us free. Sleep's our best friend At a hard day's end— Weaver of fantasy... with reality, Make-believer of what could be... Sleep's the Great Healer... of you and me. – Harley White < 1987 >
A cup of coffee we met Miles of ride we went Ideas, opinions we vent Few minutes we spent On the coolness of the light I heard laughter so dear High up staring to the skies Picture of you not a liar You play jolly to quiet songs Asking me sometime what wrong Fallen short yet been long I didn't know, we can get along by: olive_eloi 5:07pm 01/15/2014 ---------------------»»»
When The Wolf Cries The wolf cries out to the great chief in loneliness, pain and sorrow/ Not because his pack is hungry but because his people are hungry/ He cries because he smells defeat and anguish among his own/ He hears their life, their death and he hears their dreams……. The wolf cries out to what seems like nothingness for some thingness/ He cries not because his pack is changing but because his people are changing/ He sees very few cultural leaders left if anymore left and many more young lost souls that continue to follow/ He cries because his very own pack has divided themselves among their own culture and very own way of life……. He cries not because his people are now living but because his very own culture is dying/ So he cries out for a leader to step up above all obstacles and bring back the dream of the buffalo so that it may roam again in our minds and our young hearts again/ He yearns for the dream of not one but many leaders to walk up our own staff's high altitude to humbleness and gratitude/ He cries because he can see that we are killing each other but more important is ourselves/The eagle seems to be caged and our warriors of many become imprisoned from death and self-destruction which can seem like the end of the trail/ But the day is coming when he will see a young modern day chief walk that less traveled path so that once again his people and their very own dreams on eagle wings fly when the WOLF WILL TRULY CRY……..
She knew, sadly, no one else That he was incredible, self-effacing creature Merely trying to unravel mysteries, roving in people's lives And share tales from forgotten planets Like hero born out of poverty, wearing Crown Jewels He wanted to leave inspirational mark In a world of diversity; Kids labeled before birth So, he became culprit, like he belonged to the lost world False prophets tore him up. unaware he was cheerful someone Hope keeper, and splendid like orchids under the sea Only trying to link pieces together, in loving fashion And make them meaningful to the world Only she knew, and no one else That he wanted to resurrect pre-ancient memories Inspire the world with love magic For there was deep happiness, sowed in his heart She watched, watched, and watched him with love Living life of sweetness, throughout the four seasons Something he could have shared with the world, like in the year of hope When all animals celebrated together, to share all their wonderful stories
Now here is the story of a restless young man Who dreamed of fighting in South Vietnam. He'd learned about war in the comics he'd read And he knew in his heart that for this he'd been bred. As soon as it came up, the lads eighteenth year He went off to enlist for an army career. He saw some old major and he sat for some tests Then the shrink and the doctor saw him with the rest Of those gallant young fellows that wanted to fight And give to their country the force of their might. When all this was over it was late in the day So feeling elated he for home made his way. About two weeks later a letter arrived And reading it's message his spirits raised high. For he'd been accepted a soldier he'd be And the feel of the message did fill him with glee. He had to front up in a couple of days And then for Kapooka he'd be on his way. Ten weeks in Kapooka it taught him a lot He learned to make war and leave bodies to rot. He was taugh how all commies just murdered and lied And that he and his country had God on their side. And that no sacrifice could be too great to make And it's an honour to die for a great country's sake. His training all over he joined a Platoon He'd made Infanteer he'd be fighting soon. It was off to corp training to learn even more About all of the goodies that go with a war. He kept seeing his image all tough, mean and strong For he was a fighter and this was his song. It was just eight months later that his posting came through He was off to the jungles, his dream had come true. Well his plane soon arrived at that sad Nui Dat Where he first heard the guns as their missiles they spat. He was fearful at first but he soon became calm These guns were on his side they'd do him no harm A month or two later he's out on patrol As tail end Charley He's playing the role They were deep in the scrub with peace all around Then the air came alive with this terrible sound. He felt himself falling "Lord is this a dream" He asked as he heard he his God awful scream. He lay there not hurting but sensing the worst As he felt all around where his stomach had burst. Where once it was firm gaped a warn sticky hole It seemed that again war had taken it's toll. It seemed like a nightmare, a terrible dream As the medic assured him that it weren't like it seemed. He sensed the black silence and quickened with fear For man stands alone when his end it be clear. Then something within him gave way to great peace As his wisdom did whisper that all things must cease. Then the great mother came, took him gently away From that place of man's anger where a body did lay. A true story of a friend of mine who died in Vietnam written in 1975....Peter
The motion of the tides and movement therein beckons on to me, Silent as it moves over the oceans width, gentle as a wind from the sea; A mystery is the future of our passing lives, only a semblance of what's to come, Through the miracle of our own emotion, or the brilliance of the setting sun, For in the time it takes to aim at a star, we may only get to the moon The passions of hope to a child is measured in an instant of time, A sound so soft is the prodigy of ones time, making faith in our own religion… Captured is the sight of a comets storm, or the twinkle from centuries past, Yet the wisdom we gain from our dark privations is held in the semblance of space, But we reach in thought to a billion years like the measure of a second past by Look to the wisdom in the extent of our lives, and relinquish all that's gone before, Our strongest belief is held deep in the heart, like that which shone from a star; So bright the light that beams through darkness, over oceans deep and wide But held secure waits the aspect of a man, and the realm of his wants and desires; For in the time it takes to aim at a star, we may only get to the moon
Last night I dreamed The dream I had was all in white As pure as driven snow And the whiteness of it all Did bring me down quite low There was something very scary there In the whiteness of it all The sameness there in everything Kind of drove me up the wall. I looked into the neighbours yard As the sun was shining bright I heard an infant screaming loud There bathed within the sunlight Was parked a pram upon the lawn Which glowed with mystery My mother's passion was aroused I took a look to see I peeped into that pure white pram A babe was lying there All swaddled in a pure white shawl Just white was everywhere The whole wide world, Was beamed in light It was a scary feel I found myself in corridors This place it seemed unreal. Each corridor was long and winding Like serpents, in my dream And everywhere were locked, white rooms This place to me it seemed Like a hospital, insane asylum Or something of this kind I just ran round, and round, and round With panic in my mind. I could not find my room at all And every one I asked Just looked at me with blank expressions It was a mammoth task Trying to find where I was at It almost drove me mad And then I saw my. Daughter there And boy! this made her glad. She handed me the baby And told me loudly "Take it" And then I woke up from my sleep It made me think a bit As to what this dream was all about It was the strangest dream I'd love to get into my mind And find out what it means. 28 July 2013 @ 1417hrs. Serious.


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Folks know I get around. They also know that while on my travels I like to eat. Well, sometimes, overeat, as witnessed by the spare tire hanging around my middle. Since work regularly takes me to several counties in the greater Knoxville area, I've had an opportunity to sample many a restaurant's fare. As not to cut into Bethel Poston's "Out to Lunch" feature, I won't name any names. Let's just say there's plenty of good places to chow down here and around here.
The Secret City Scenic Excursion Train's traditional Valentine's dinner train ride offers a romantic setting for couples.
Sweethearts are welcome to take in the beauty of East Tennessee with fine dining in the style established by the great passenger railroads of the 1930s-40s.
The annual Valentine trips have become so popular that Southern Appalachia Railway Museum, which operates the Secret City Scenic Excursion Train, has scheduled four Valentine dinner trains on the weekend leading into Valentine's Day.
State Rep. Julia Hurley, R-Lenoir City, has been named to the powerful House Transportation and the Government Operations Committee for the 107th General Assembly.
Both committees will play a key role in the upcoming session.
"Ensuring Tennessee's infrastructure is safe and state of the art will assist our state in drawing new business here and creating jobs," Hurley said.
"I am honored to have been named to this committee and I look forward to our work."
State Sen. Ken Yager, R-Harriman, has been appointed chairman of the Senate State and Local Government Committee, a key legislative appointment.
Lt. Gov. Ron Ramsey made the appointment late last week as the State Senate wound up a week of organizational tasks.
"Sen. Yager has vast experience in state and local government matters," said Ramsey of the senator, who served for 24 years as Roane County executive and mayor from 1982-2006.
Editor's note: Readers are cautioned that some names may be the same as or similar to other members of the community.
Joshua S. Bradley, speeding March 31. Traffic ticket paid May 6.
David C. Standish, speeding March 31. Traffic ticket paid May 6.
Billy J. Wilson, speeding April 1. Traffic ticket paid May 5.
Arthur G. Izer, speeding April 1. Dismissed May 7, cost to defendant.
Dennis Washington, speeding March 29. Dismissed May 7, cost to state.
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Accoring to the US Census Bureau, Macky ranked #66,676 in frequency out of 151,671 surnames for which statistics were released from the 2000 Census. 277 people, or approximately 1 in every 973,870 individuals in the US had this surname in 2000.
Source: "Genealogy Data: Frequently Occurring Surnames from Census 2000", US Census Bureau.
Accoring to the US Census Bureau, Macky ranked #26,327 in frequency out of 88,799 surnames for which statistics were released from the 1990 Census.
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A Boy Was Born op. 3
(1932-33) SATB and Organ
A Boy Was Born op. 3 ((1932-33) SATB and Organ). Composed by Benjamin Britten (1913-1976). Music Sales America. 90 pages. Chester Music #CH76549. Published by Chester Music (HL.14037801).
ISBN 1849386382. 8.5x11 inches.
Choral Variations for unaccompanied* SATB with boys' voices
Texts:Theme A Boy was Born Anon. 16th century
Variation 1 Lullay, Jesu Anon. before 1536
Variation 2 Herod Anon. before 1529
Variation 3 Jesu, as Thou art our saviour Anon. 15th Century
Variation 4 The Three Kings Anon. 15th Century
Variation 5 In the bleak mid-winter Christina Rossetti
Lully, lulley, lully, lulley Anon. before 1536
Variation 6 (Finale) Noel!, Welcome Yule Anon. 15th century
Christmas Thomas Tusser A Christmas Carol Francis Quarles
Publisher: Chester Music
Difficulty level: 5
*an organ part was created by Ralph Downes in 1957-58 which should only be used in extremis.
The extent of Britten's early genius can, to some extent, be measured by thiswork. Written while a student at the Royal College of Music aged only 19 itdemonstrates the most precocious creative gifts. A rock-solid technique is evident, but also the ability to develop ideas over a large span of time (this is a major work) and, while testing even the best of choirs to its limits, Britten nevertheless always writes within the grasp of what is possible, and not only possible but supremely effective. Each movement contributes to the developing relationship with the initial theme, while also sitting perfectly within the sense of an unfolding 'Suite' of movements. The conductor needs to realise the tempo relationships and the contrasts of mood, pace and dynamics, and judge the scale of each movement in relation to the others.
One of the issues with this work is that it requires a boys' choir in addition to the main choir. This, of course, can also be a girls' or even a mixed group of upper voices. It does have to be a separate group, however, and in some performances they also have their own conductor, but they should not be placed at a distance due to the intricacy of their part in relation to the whole.
A Boy was Born is one of the most excitingly satisfying of Britten's choral works. While it should not be undertaken by any but the most ambitious amateur choirs, its challenges are certainly surmountable with a good run of rehearsals.
Duration: 32 minutes
Paul Spicer, Lichfield, 2011.
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Michael Botticelli Is a Drug Czar Who Knows Addiction Firsthand
By ALAN SCHWARZ
He is the first person in substance-abuse recovery to hold the position of director of the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy.
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He is the first person in substance-abuse recovery to hold the position of director of the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy.
Among the law's many provisions, it creates a voluntary registry of patients and eliminates what have become in some cases large, legally dubious "collective gardens" providing cannabis to thousands.
Despite its many shortcomings, Britain's National Health Service is held in such high esteem that competing claims to be its protector could help decide national elections next month.
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They have to walk 14 kilometres a day to study beyond Class V
It is two years since 14-year-old A.Asaiponnu, a Class VI student, dropped out of school. Neither the nutritious noon meal provided at State Government schools nor the schemes such as free uniforms and textbooks were attractive enough to make her pursue her education.
The Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act - 2009, a Central Act, too could not force education upon her, for she was not ready to walk over 14 kilometres a day to attend school from her hamlet Sittraruvipatti situated on the foothills of Alagarmalai near here.
It takes a drive for about 25 km from the Madurai Corporation buildings towards the road connecting Alagarkovil and Melur to reach Kidaripatti, from where a rocky terrain branches out towards Sambiranipatti and then to Sittraruvipatti, a hamlet that depends solely on solar power.
After having been in the dark for decades, it was only recently that every hut in the hamlet got electricity through solar panels and batteries provided by SELCO, a private organisation, through loans offered to the residents by Indian Overseas Bank.
Around 15 children from here walk down the tough terrain barefoot for about eight every day to attend a Panchayat Union Primary School at Sambiranipatti. Among them are Asaiponnu's four younger sisters and one younger brother.
Once the children of the hamlet complete Class V, they have little choice but to walk another six km a day to reach a high school at Kidaripatti. "It was after attending Class VI for a few days that Asaiponnu decided to drop out as she could not walk so long," says her mother A.Inbam.
Ms.Inbam's husband A.Alaguselvam has been working as an unskilled labourer in Dubai for the last five years.
Yet, the family's economic status has not grown much as they continued to stay in the hilly region and were struggling to settle a loan of Rs.95,000 he had taken for going to the Gulf country.
With very little scope for farming or any other income generating activity in the hilly terrain, most of the residents are eking out a living by selling firewood and rearing goats on contract.
Whenever the goats reared on contract give birth to offsprings, the latter are shared equally between the owner and the rearer.
C.Indira (75) says the residents of the hamlet are staying put at the isolated hamlet without relocating themselves because they do not know where else to go. "I have been here for the last 30 years. I gave birth to four sons and two daughters and got all of them married.
"See my first grandson P.Thavamani, born to my eldest son, got married recently to my granddaughter T.Vellathai, born to my eldest daughter. The girl is now on the family way and her baby will be the first to be born in this soil with a fan and tube light at home," she adds.
The electrification of the hamlet through solar power has come as a great relief to school going kids like M.Vijayakumar and A.Rajesh who regularly encounter wild animals and reptiles like snakes and scorpions at home and gaurs, also called Indian bisons, while playing together in the hillocks.
"Most of the Indian bisons would run away on hearing us shout. But some of the deaf bisons do not. They chase us and we come running back to our houses. Sometimes it is fun, but at times it becomes really scary," says Rajesh with Vijayakumar nodding in agreement.
The National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development had been implementing its watershed development project in the hamlet and trying to grow mangroves and lemon trees.
What is good news for its residents now is that the Additional Collector-cum-Project Director of District Rural Development Agency G.K.Arun Sundar Thayalan has got funds sanctioned for laying a pucca road to the village and hopes that the works would start soon.
"A good road connectivity is what we have been longing for decades. It would be nice if the district administration comes forward with other schemes to improve our lives and make sure that all our children get educated without any difficulty," pleads P.Chinnamma, a resident.
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Capital decorated with coiled leaves (crocket capital) Acre Crusader period, 13th century Marble H: 27; W: 32 cm Israel Antiquities Authority Accession number: IAA 1999-2163 |
Publications: Rozenberg, S. (ed.), Knights of the Holy Land: The Crusader Kingdom of Jerusalem, The Israel Museum, Jerusalem, 1999 Exhibition: Knights of the Holy Land: The Crusader Kingdom of Jerusalem, Israel Museum, Jerusalem, 15/07/1999 - 01/01/2000 Digital presentation of this object was made possible by: The Ridgefield Foundation, New York, in memory of Henry J. and Erna D. Leir |


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SOURCE: "Updike and the Critics: Reflections on 'A & P'," in Studies in Short Fiction, Vol. 20, Nos. 2-3, Spring-Summer, 1983, pp. 95-100.
In the following essay, McFarland surveys critical interpretations of "A & P" and considers why the piece "has emerged as Updike's best known story. "
During the twenty years since its appearance in Pigeon Feathers (1962), "A & P" has been established as John Updike's most widely read short story. Its popularity among anthologists, as recourse to the listings in Studies in Short Fiction demonstrates, has made the story standard reading for thousands of college and high school students. It has appeared in over twenty anthologies since its inclusion in Douglas and Sylvia Angus's Contemporary American Short Stories in 1967. What accounts for the continuing popularity of this particular story?
The reviewers greeted Pigeon Feathers with that peculiar damnation-by-hyperbolic-praise which...
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This chapter introduces you to Oracle Enterprise Manager Database Control. The Oracle Universal Installer installs Oracle Enterprise Manager Database Control when you install the Oracle software. Enterprise Manager Database Control provides a Web-based interface that you can use to manage your Oracle instance and database.
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Log on to the operating system as the oracle user. Issue the following command to start the dbconsole process:
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The Database Control Login page is displayed if the instance is started. Enter a username and password for a user that is authorized to access the Oracle Enterprise Manager Database Control. Click Login. Note: If this is the first time you have accessed Enterprise Manager Database Control, you may see a page concerning licensing. Review the information and respond appropriately to your situation. Refer to Chapter 5 for detailed instructions on starting the instance and opening the database. |
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About 50 interns gathered recently for a welcome reception at the Capital hosted by Jeff City Start, a volunteer group connected with the Jefferson City Area Chamber of Commerce.
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The first phase of its initiative began in May 2011, when the group of young professionals reached out to interns to help them become more familiar with the many amenities offered by our community.
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These look amazing! Definitely gonna check them out.
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They look amazing! The packaging and the colours too especially the last one you're wearing is so so pretty on you. I'm still into the Rimmel Apocalips phase so I don't know if these will steal my heart. They're also a little bit too shiny for me, I prefer a matte effect :) but other than that they look really amazing!
Great post!
Oh and I noticed that the packaging says "Caresse", so does it mean that it'll nourish your lips? :) Because I have one of the Caresse lipsticks and it's wonderful.
DeleteThey definitely aren't hydrating like the Tarte balm stains, in fact they tend to be a little drying for me. I wouldn't suggest wearing them every day, at least not without a hydrating lip balm in between applications.
DeleteThey look so nice!
And for £7.99 you cant go wrong really! I'm excited to try these now
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Gorgeous colours and finish. The packaging looks like a bullet!
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Love the Juliet one such a pretty bright colour x
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Are the names of the actual shades different in Canada, I live in the US and I think I have some of the shades she mentioned but the names are totally different. The only name that comes to mind is "Pink Resistance".
DeleteI've got 184 Rose on and on that I bought in Canada and it looks very much like the palest of her 2 pinks in the tube. I think they sting a little bit after the application but I like the staying power.
DeleteI love the YSL glossy stains.
So I definitely going to try the Loreal ones as well, but we don't have them here yet.
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Thanks for the great review!
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I just recently bought one of theses, and bright lipstick type products are usually my thing. However, I loved this products and the color. The names in Canada (not sure about the USA) are different than yours I believe, as none of the name you just wrote about sound familiar. But they are gorgeous. I might go back and buy a more "everyday" color. I currently own the color "infinite fuchsia" and Its great!
These look really good! I love the idea of the YSL Glossy Stains but the price has always put me off so these L'Oreal ones loos amazing! I love the one in Juliet, such a gorgeous colour! Thanks for the recommendation! :) ♥
I haven't tried the L'Oreal ones or the YSL ones but I would be much more inclined to spend my money on the L'Oreal ones. They look great and the colours you've chosen are really nice!
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Wow these have been in Finland for about half a year now. & they are called The L'oreal Shine Caresse lip stains here. As you can see, where you have the shade name it says "caresse" above it. :D I thought it was kind of funny :) Anyways, I have the shades Romy & Milady and I love them! xx
These look gorgeous and such a good dupe, I will have a look out
Juliet looks like a great colour, need to get my hands on these
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I popped into Superdrug today to get some conditioner and mascara...sitting right beside the L'oreal mascara I wanted to get were these lipglosses...and because of this review I couldn't resist! Only had a quick try (bought the Juliet) but I love it, not at all sticky like I thought it might be and a lovely shade.
So thanks for your review(/darn you Fleur for getting me to spend more money than was necessary :P)
p.s. Have only in the last few months discovered your vlogs and blog, and I'm hooked. Not a huge beauty girl but you're so engaging and nice that I'm now not only subscribed to your vlog channel but your beauty video too :)
I really love the look of Lolita x
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I really like them and also did a review of them on my blog :) I got two other colors. I hate it though that there are 12 shades in the US and only 8 in Europe - and they changed the names!!
Check out the colors that I got http://svenjaislifestruck.blogspot.de/2013/03/beauty-reviewloreal-paris-colour.html
I would love the shade Lolita but can't figure out which one is the USA equivalent (I have heard it's the same shades but a different naming convention). Does anyone have the shade equivalents for these (or can at least provide the one for Lolita in the US)? Very much appreciated if so. Thanks!
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First I've got to say I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS! They really make me wanna try out a lot of different styles ;)
But I've got a question for you. I've bought these lip stains last week (I bought the color Romy) and even though I like the color, it dries my lips really badly. They really hurt and I need several coats of lip balm to make them hydrated again. Is this normal for this product or did I bought a bad one or maybe they just aren't for me ;)
Please let me know!
xoxo Hanne
I adore these. I own lots of these and lots of the YSL ones too. Both are great.


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Optical analysis of perfusion bioreactor cell concentration in an acoustic separator. | |
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Automated monitoring of cell concentration in perfusion bioprocesses facilitates the maintenance of constant cell specific perfusion rates. However, most on-line measuring devices are relatively complex and foul as the culture progresses. A simple external optical sensor was developed using the transparent glass walls of acoustic separators for automated optical analysis of their contents. For each measurement, the separator was filled by an automated pumping system with triplicate representative bioreactor samples that were optically analyzed and the device returned to perfusion operation within approximately 1 or 2 min. Chinese hamster ovary cell concentrations, ranging from 5 x 10(5) to 2 x 10(7) cells/mL, were highly correlated (R(2) = 0.99) with the 90 degrees scattered light response. Since the device was operated externally, it did not complicate bioreactor sterilization or cleaning. Viability was not optically analyzed, but this information was not required between manual samples of a properly operated perfusion process. Using single-point recalibration based on routine off-line samples, this external optical system remained effective during a 4-month perfusion run, thus providing a non-invasive and easily maintained on-line cell concentration monitoring system to improve the control of perfusion bioreactors. |
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