| Steven L. Chase / Steven L. Chinsky Presents : | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Poems of Jewish Dimension | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| from the Big Wheel Keep On Turnin' Poetry book | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
See the flowers that dot the fields? They are sunny weather things. The fragile remnants of five thousand melted Springs. Daisies would shake off their coat of dew and yawn. Unruffled and unawares, they were slow to meet the dawn. Sprouting Lupines would push through earth with cocky glee. But they would grow to blush at what there was to see. Scattered, homeless, yet at home in rocky crag or plain, Dandelions are fierce and willing to complain. Daisies got their petals plucked. "He loves me and he loves me not". Lupines were left behind in cut glass vases to rot. Yet Dandelions persist, playing parts in mystic designs. Ever wonder which Angel watches over these damned Dandelions? |
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| Jewish survival through the ages. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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