Eternity

Confab With Me

Hold me close to your soul,
hold me so close
that there is no space to abut,
you lost in my embrace
and I dissolved in your charm,
let us stay forever young
beyond words and time
till eternity
in each other’s serene heart

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Estuary of Flowers

House of Heart

In honor of the fallen … lest we forget

Facing death
I step back from the light
into life’s darkness

The nights
after my death
my wife rocks
herself to sleep
in my favorite chair.

On the beach

I want to fly but fall like

a silent prayer.

My limbs are an anchor

as I slip beneath the surface.

Once struggling palms lie flat

as gentle waves rock me.

Seaweed strands of hair mingle

with the sigh of my breath,

I grasp the hands of my

companions,

my only thing of value.

Everything beautiful is here,

all that was lost.

Birds chorus to the stones that

mark the resting place of a

thousand warriors  at peace in an

estuary of flowers.

art by Abel Tasman

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D-DAY WARRIORS

By Charles Robert Lindholm

D-Day
Is About
All Who Fought,
Not About Politics Or
Presidents

Copyright © 2019 Charles Robert Lindholm, The Reluctant Poet
All Rights Reserved – 06.06.2019 – 11:40 A.M.
75th Anniversary Of D-Day Invasion Of Normandy On June 6th 1944

D-DAY HEROES

By Charles Robert Lindholm

Our
Heroes Fought
And Died So
The World Could Have
Freedom

Copyright © 2019 Charles Robert Lindholm, The Reluctant Poet
All Rights Reserved – 06.06.2019 – 11:30 a.m. – D-Day – The Invasion Of Normandy

The One Thing You Can’t Do if You Want to Reach Your Goal – Daily Quote

Jo Hawk

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Everyone knows Columbus sailed the ocean blue in 1492, searching for a trade route to the Far East by sailing west. What most don’t realize is Columbus completed four voyages across the Atlantic. On his final trip, his most ill-fated voyage, he explored the coast of Panama. He missed discovering the Pacific Ocean, which lay twenty miles across the isthmus of Panama. The obstacles, hardships, and distractions he navigated to chart the paths for those who followed him, overshadows his failure to reach his intended destination.

Columbus had a singular purpose. He was persistent, petitioning the heads of Europe to fund his voyage until winning the support of Ferdinand of Aragon and Isabella of Castile. His ultimate objective was bigger than he was. His life and trials are an example for us to remember when we face difficulties as we pursue our ambitions. They say to reach your goals you must be…

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A journey of awakenings

Savvy Raj

No two lives can be compared
For they are not the same
Not even at birth, although they are humans
The life experiences along lifetimes
Decide the nature of the being
And nurture then interpolates itself
And love makes way for itself
To flow into the being.

In the web of complexities of life
The being starts and courses its journey
In the dance of the elements
The being senses the truth of life in the living.

In searching and seeking
In awe and wonder
In beauty and grace
In the chaos and challenges
In the success and failures
It finds its bearings and builds resilience

Every life aligns towards its calling in time
Seeking decreases accepting increases
To refine the process of awareness
In the journey of conscious awakenings.

Savvy

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