Bigger-Picture Windows on the
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Amnesty International
Human Writes~ 16
March 2001
A selection of poetry read at a fund-raising event in Cockermouth
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ever thus I wash the dishes, mop the floor, I make your tea and keep it warm You fumble me, your mouth agape; And then I rise above our bed, |
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LANOO! ~ Extracts The Sons of God gave birth to physical Man, Whilst remaining part of the Universal Essence And when the Gods faded from his field of vision The Golden Age became a distant memory, The need for speech arose Now men responded to physical urges Now, O Lanoo, Man could see no further than his own body, Man lost the ability to sense all but the lower vibrations And with the loss of his third eye Man forgot that his Soul is subject to no Fate, And as his higher senses faded Man became imprisoned ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ |
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© Harvey Tordoff |