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Sacred Rite


 

In silence

I hear music

 

melancholy melodies

washing gracefully

through ancient corridors,

 

waves of rhythm

drifting across

gently rolling green.

 

When I close my eyes,

cosmic light                                 

leads the way                      

 

to Shangri-La,

where someday,

in ceremonial display,                   

 

I shall surrender

to the Gods,

dance naked in the rain,

 

celebrate survival

unafraid…

 

Susan J.

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Susan Jeavons

70 year old mother of 4 and grandmother of many. I am a widow of a Vietnam veteran who passed away from lung cancer related to Agent orange. We were married for 25 years.

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