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Rejected

  Depending on the time of month and mood, One understands another’s point of view: Not all the time, of course, but when you do, Tremendous feelings are not misconstrued. Perhaps there is a need: but why be rude? Unless … Continue reading

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Mercy Me!

  As lightning struck my life one week ago, Some elemental truth has filtered through. I saw the first thing in months that I know Signifies a reunion of you two. The ring on your fourth finger seems to say, … Continue reading

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Apology

  Forget what I said last Friday at six: Only the Hanged Man could be such a fool; Right now the only thing to do is cool Gratuitous thoughts which get on our wicks, Including anything which makes us mix … Continue reading

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Our First Evening

  If love could soothe all peoples’ souls, As you, with gentle hands, have mine, Then life would be a smoother wine To ease all minds from anxious goals.   The time around us walked its pace, As if it … Continue reading

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Hidden Feelings

Emotions play on feelings from within: Your deepest thought is hidden like a sin; But, should the world behold your feelings true, You’d swear that none of them belonged to you.   What makes us lie concerning what we thought? … Continue reading

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Soul Searching

A special thought occurred to me the other day: When I open up my soul, you don’t look away; You hold me at arm’s length to get a better view; You listen to what I have to say, ‘though you … Continue reading

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Emily Brontë: Love and Hate

Emily Brontë was a very complicated woman. Whatever was going on inside her head and her heart drove her to write fiction. And, as a result, her characters in Wuthering Heights seem to be full of passion, while full of … Continue reading

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Wuthering Heights: Shadow and Light

I watched the 2009 version of this Emily Brontë classic last night on PBS. Tom Hardy, who played Heathcliff, was at his most voluptuous in this TV mini-series. Compared with others who have played this role, he did not need … Continue reading

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Soulmates?

Twin Flames The popular explanation for the concept of soulmates is two halves of one soul. Does that even sound possible? People, especially those who espouse New Age concepts, like to think that there is a perfect match for them: … Continue reading

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Is this Normal Behaviour?

In early 1978, I met the woman who would later that year become my second wife, and her two-year old daughter. The details are unimportant, but the relationship that I split up is the point of this story. Background Sue … Continue reading

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